[borus]

Hi. During the past few years I've had to make some movies for class projects, and now I'd like to gather those movies on a single DVD.
I have all files in .iso and I'd like to make a DVD-menu, using Sony DVD architect 4, with links to these .iso-files, but I can't find a way to do this.
Could someone please help me?
Thanks in advance.

P.S. I'm talking about legal files, so please don't end this thread, like they did on a previous forum

[Squashman]

ISO's are images of a DVD/CD. You would need to unpack them to your hard drive first.

[fairnooks]

Not only do you have to "un-iso" them as Squashman said, but if they are authored DVDs in thier own right, you will have to abandon that structure and just take the video from each and use it in constructing your new DVD compilation with its own menus and such.

[borus]

How do you "un-iso" them?
And I made the .iso's myself so I don't think they are authored in their own right :s

[fairnooks]

Just mount them in a virtual drive and copy off the videos into individual files again. If they do happen to be DVD images then rip-copy them off into individual files again.

[Squashman]

Most compression software has the ability to extract an ISO file. I use Izarc but there are plenty of other utilities to extract them that are free. Just Google search.

[new tech guy]

If you have dvd ripping software as well you can rip the files to your hard drive then just inject them back into a dvd with a menu.