Can someone tell me how to burn an iso to a disc, or if I can? I can't find it in the tutorials and it's doing my head in ;(
I d/l a Behind the scenes dvd for Diablo III for a friend, it's a 7Gb iso file and I've no idea how to burn it.
I tried handing it off on an 8Gb flash drive, but it wouldn't fit, tried rar-ing it still wouldn't fit.
I have Magic iso, never used it. I tried burning it to disc, but I only have a standard dvd disc.
From Googling I have read I can open it and split it into two files, but how? I think the original may have been a double disc set.
Also have no idea if I need to mount the file.
The more I read the more confused I am, can somebody help please???

if youre just gonna burn it, you dont need to mount it. mounting just lets you play the disc(iso)on youre computer

burning dual layer dvds requires a dual layer burner, most games are squeezed onto one disc but burnt right to the edges of the disc if i am not mistaken.

anywho, i sent a link to your PM box that might help you... but it is nearly 6 am for me so it could be useless

Go here:-->Read this--->http://www.howtogeek.com/76264/how-to-burn-data-across-multiple-dvd-or-cd-discs/ Note: If is is a movie you have to rip it back onto another computer/ if you want to burn to one disk and use to watch movie, you need a dual-layer disk and burner,

Oh wow, thank you all for the quick reply. It's apparently a two disc set on one image. It's a dvd not the actual game
* lord_death1 - it's a 7gb file, I'd need to shrink it nearly in half to fit a standard disc, if it could, would the quality be watchable?
Unfortunately I don't have a dual layer burner, hmmmm.
*Smitty, I'll check that out, thank you
*Brad you too, I'm going to try that program for other files, brilliant.
I'll let you know how I get on, thank you all.

**Update, I've extracted it and it's now a video TS file, yay! However it's still a 6.96 Gb file of course. It was originally a two dvd set. I've no idea how to split it and burn it to two dvd's again. I don't have a dual layer burner as I've mentioned earlier. Or is there a way to just play it on the pc using vlc media player?
Help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks guys, I really appreciate it.Sometimes it's just having the right program. Should be able to sort it from here.