no. Mount the original ISO image using something like Daemontools. You then copy all the files that are in the original ISO to your hard drive in a new folder. call it "star wars DVD-9" or something like that.In that new folder you should now have 4 folder: VIDEO_TS, AUDIO_TS, JACKET_P & DVD_ROM. Once you have these copy all the files from the fix into the VIDEO_TS folder. It will ask if ytou want to overwrite the existing files. select "yes". Now you have all the new files intact. Open Pgcedit and select the VIDEO_TS folder inside "star wars DVD-9" (or whatever you have called it). Once opened a box will appear and if you notice it is scanning the files. Once it has done this click "close"(which will only appear once the scanning has completed) then create a new ISO by selecting "file> BurnDVD/Create ISO. It will say "dvd saved ok". click "ok". A new box will appear. select where you want the new iso to be created, make sure that the "DL media type" is set to "Double layer +R(if your media is +R) or "Double layer -R" (if you media is -R). now click "ok". Another box will appear asking about the extra folders. Just click "yes". Now a new box will appear. This is your layer break. Make sure that cell 28 is highlighted (it should be by default). click "ok" and your new iso will be created.
Once this is created open imgburn. Goto "mode>write", load your new ISO file and click the bottom button (burn). When the layer break box appears make sure you click on the layer break info at the top to highlight it. Make sure that the "Don't update IFO/BUP files" box is ticked. Now burn.
rpvee said:
I don't know why I can't do torrents. It downloaded in like a second, I tried to open it, but my computer had to go online to look for software to use to open it. It found none. :-/
Did you download the torrent software? You need to open the torrent with that. It was clearly explained to you what to do so check that you are following the instructions correctly