The previous section described in depth how to create virtual CDs as 1-to-1 images of optical media. There may be instances, however, when you need to modify the data before creating the image, adapt the content of a virtual CD, or put together your choice of files as an image, or perhaps burn them on a CD. Tasks like these can be accomplished using the Virtual CD Editor.
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Do not modify images stored in non-standard formats, as is often the case with games. When such images are loaded in the Editor and changes are saved, they are usually no longer viable. |
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As indicated by the title of this section, the Editor is used for assembling data, but it is not possible to create or load audio CDs using the Editor. |