As a virtual drive, ISO file can be saved in MO (Magneto-Optical) disk.

The disc image can be copied from other computer or on the internet.

However, all these problems can be solved by creating a virtual drive. In some cases, notebook computer is too slow in running and inconvenient to carry the CD/DVD drive is to some extent power-consumptive or worse, some laptops even have no optical drive. A virtual CD drive, for instance, can be read much faster than a physical CD because it exists on the hard drive which is normally four or five times faster than optical drive. The running speed of ISO file on hard disk directly can reach 200X because the transmission rate thereof can be 33m/s maximally. The reaction speed of virtual drive is super fast, and image file can be played smoothly without any pause. Here are parts of characteristics and uses of a virtual drive: It is never too bold to say the virtual drive is way better than a physical one with respect to CD/DVD conversion.

Image files can be mounted onto a virtual drive from hard disk or a network drive and used in the same manner as inserting them into a normal CD/DVD drive. Virtual drive is read-only and not modifiable. It behaves like an actual CD/DVD drive, but exists only virtually.

Anything Can both Convert DVD to ISO and Mount an ISO Image as a Virtual Drive?Ī virtual disk drive is in fact a folder of a physical drive serving as a drive.

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