Does ImgBurn software exist for Mac?

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the curieu Posted messages 727 Status Member -  
the curieu Posted messages 727 Status Member -
Hello,
I would like to know if ImgBurn exists for Mac OS 10.4

Thank you for your replies
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8 answers

  1. Anonymous user
     
    Hello,

    If you need to burn disk images, there's no need for third-party software on Mac, the "Disk Utility" can do that.

    Otherwise, there are plenty of free, high-quality software options available on Mac,
    for example the excellent Burn
    or
    LiquidCD
    or
    Simply Burns
    or
    Burn Xfree

    See a list here
    https://www.logicielmac.com/categorie/gravure-12.html

    Best regards

    --
    Sanspseudo - Francis
    iMac-G5 - 2ghz - 2Go - Mac OS 10.5.6
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  2. Anonymous user
     
    All the burning software I mentioned, just like Disk Utility, can burn ISO images.

    Best regards

    --
    Sanspseudo - Francis
    iMac-G5 - 2ghz - 2Go - Mac OS 10.5.6
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  3. the curieu Posted messages 727 Status Member 30
     
    a okay too bad and thanks again
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  4. the curieu Posted messages 727 Status Member 30
     
    Yes, I need software that allows me to burn to .iso format like imgburn.
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  5. the curieu Posted messages 727 Status Member 30
     
    ok and thank you for your help
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    1. soleil91 Posted messages 8023 Status Contributor 1 013
       
      one last one so I don’t upset the good Lord ... =

      http://www.commentcamarche.net/forum/affich 6460304 infos generales aux debutants sur mac

      it's the Bible of the Bible ...
      good night !!!
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      1. Anonymous user > soleil91 Posted messages 8023 Status Contributor
         
        Good evening Jean-Pierre,

        Personally, not being very knowledgeable about religious matters, I can't say anything about the Bibles or God ;-)),

        But on the other hand, since my previous message for beginners was starting to become outdated regarding some links that had changed in the meantime, I wrote another "more up-to-date" message, so here it is:
        http://www.commentcamarche.net/forum/affich 10543719 quel imac choisir#3

        Best regards ;-)

        P.S.: I would like to particularly mention this excellent site:
        http://www.debutersurmac.com/tutoriels/
        where you can download extremely well-made learning videos. In direct viewing, the videos are small, but after downloading, they are perfect.
        --
        Sanspseudo - Francis
        iMac-G5 - 2ghz - 2Go - Mac OS 10.5.6
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  6. the curieu Posted messages 727 Status Member 30
     
    I have a small question: will the updates from version 10.4.4 to 10.4.11 allow me to upgrade to 10.5?
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  7. Anonymous user
     
    Hello,

    No. 10.4.11 is the last level of 10.4, to upgrade to 10.5, you need to "pay up" :-)

    Have a good evening
    --
    Sanspseudo - Francis
    iMac-G5 - 2ghz - 2Go - Mac OS 10.5.6
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