And among them, the fasted and easiest method to merge 4K videos without losing quality is using VideoProc Converter. PS: Guys have you even attempted combine multiple ISO files into one before? Do you know of any other tools or easier way to do it then this one? Please share it with us and let us all know about them.Summary: This post lists 3 useful methods to merge videos together. The multiboot ISO is sitting in the ' mydvd' folder as multicd.iso Burn it to a DVD and it’s ready for use! The result is a bootable ISO image that would allow you to use any of the constituent images (in my case linuxmint 9 and 10) that you dropped in the folder (in my case folder called ' mydvd'). ( you will see progress in terminal window) # wait couple seconds until multicd.sh doesn't finish the job. If its not working you have to make it executable. Now execute multicd.sh which is in ' mydvd' folder. # now its only a matter of executing the script :) The process of creating a composite image is not so hard and not rocket science either! :)Ĭreate empty folder and name it as ' mydvd' or whatever you want to call itĭownload the tar ball from the Multi CD downloads section or from my website ( here) and extract it to a ' mydvd' folder.ĭownload ISO images of your loved Linux distros (in my tutorial linuxmint 9 and linuxmint 10 both 32bit)ĭrop all the ISO images that you just download into the ' mydvd' folder. The tool that I would be using is a shell script appropriately known as the “Multi CD”.
I am going to combine Linuxmint9-32bit and Linuxmint10-32bit ISO images and show you how to burn an single ISO image file comprising all of them. If you ever wondered how you could combine multiple ISO files and how to burn a single ISO image file onto DVD that could let you use all of them, the answer lies in this 'tutorial'. Add to that the fact that many of the above are considerably smaller than a single CD’s capacity. Specially if you do some job as callout in customers house. While all these tools are fine and dandy, carrying a number of CD’s along is too much of a hassle. Make a pick and you add another one to the stack of CDs. You can have GParted for partitioning, Backtrack for fun ) or CloneZilla to clone your hard disk etc. I consistently find use of one or the other.
Many of them are indispensable for a variety of purposes.
There are hundreds of Linux distributions that you can find as a bootable CDs or DVDs available on the Internet these days.
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