AnyToISO für Mac

not useful due to size limit, trash

It just works. This app is essential for anyone who works with ISO images and dislikes using the terminal. For some bizzare reason Apple prefers not to let users create ISO images within the GUI. Some people claim a DVD/CD master image format is the same as an ISO image, but this is not true since such images use an HFS+ file system instead of the DVD standard UDF Bridge file system. Thus a DVD/CD master image will work on a Mac, but it will not play on a DVD player or open on a Windows machine. I believe the price is rather steep but the developer is established on Windows as well as OS X so the app is likely to be around for many years.

The newest 3.6.2 is an incomplete update and need fix. After update, when I click on AnytoISO in Applications folder, it still show version as 3.6.1. And this caused Macuodate to show false alarm. But when I open the app and click About it show version as 3.6.2. Also, Check for update show that I have the latest version. Not only that, when I start the app, the app window show that I am running a Oro version, but when I click on About, it show I am running a Lite Vespasian. I tried to renter name and kept, the app accept it but the Abiyputvstill show I am running Lite version. Fix this immediately. I have notified the dev about these annoying problem. Hope it will bevfipxed soon

http://superuser.com/questions/85987/mac-os-x-best-way-to-make-an-iso-from-a-cd-or-dvd does it for free.

Disk Utility was failing on me in the MAC to create an ISO file, showing an input/output error. So I gave this a try and it worked out great! Thanks.