.dvd to .iso like it should be.

[geekincolorado]

This is so aggravating.  Can someone please put a patch in or something that fixes this problem.  I have hundreds of DVD's that are in .iso form (which is a standard, right?) and having to rename them to .dvd is something that I should not have to do because then when I mount them with my XP laptop (work) I have to rename them back to .iso.  Can this please please be fixed ASAP!!  I love the product so far from what I have seen and it has come a long way.  Thanks!

[Hagen]

both .iso and .rar should be recognized, I agree

[Zaerc]

Here is a workaround for the .ISO issue:

Code:

sudo find /home/public/data -iname "*.iso" -exec ln -sfv '{}' '{}.dvd' \;

That should create symlinks with an added .dvd extention under /home/public/data.

To safely remove these links (and leave the real .dvd files alone):

Code:

sudo find /home/public/data -type l -iname "*.dvd" -exec rm -v '{}' \;

[kir]

Zaerc, I would suggest doing this for removal:

Code:

sudo find /home/public/data -type l -iname "*.iso" -exec rm -v '{}.dvd' \;

just being a bit more paranoid

[Zaerc]

Zaerc, I would suggest doing this for removal:

Code:

sudo find /home/public/data -type l -iname "*.iso" -exec rm -v '{}.dvd' \;

just being a bit more paranoid

Paranoia is nice and all, but that's simply not going to work. 

[kir]

Zaerc, I would suggest doing this for removal:

Code:

sudo find /home/public/data -type l -iname "*.iso" -exec rm -v '{}.dvd' \;

just being a bit more paranoid

Paranoia is nice and all, but that's simply not going to work. 

ah, yes we need stripping, not appending there more complex shell command

[Zaerc]

The problem is that this find command looks specificly for symbolic links only, which the *.iso files most likely are not.  Otherwise simply appending .dvd would be correct, as that is how they were made by the other command.

[totallymaxed]

The problem is that this find command looks specificly for symbolic links only, which the *.iso files most likely are not.  Otherwise simply appending .dvd would be correct, as that is how they were made by the other command.

the .dvd rips are just .iso's.... but with a different extension. .dvd's are readable by all software that can handle .iso's in our experience.

[Zaerc]

The problem is that this find command looks specificly for symbolic links only, which the *.iso files most likely are not.  Otherwise simply appending .dvd would be correct, as that is how they were made by the other command.

the .dvd rips are just .iso's.... but with a different extension. .dvd's are readable by all software that can handle .iso's in our experience.

Thanks, I was completely unaware of that... 

[dopey]

Thanks, I was completely unaware of that... 

LOL 

[schaferj]

Thank you all.  I just appended .dvd to my .iso files and lmce finds them. 

dvd files created by lmce ARE iso files.

so when you click on one in windows and exporer says 'type not found' just tell windows to use your favorite iso progam to play or browse the archive.

joseph