Advice Request How to merge several ISO files into One Single File

[hakah]

Can any member provide detailed tutorial and working steps on the merging of several ISO files into one and then burnt onto 1 DVD ?
Those ISO files are Office Pro Plus/Visio Pro/Project Pro (x64) and (x32).
Thanks very much for the kind assistance rendered !

 

[Ink]

You currently have 6 ISO files, correct? Do you want the DVD to auto-install with autorun?

And what's the combined total size of;

• Office Pro Plus x86
• Office Pro Plus x64
• Visio Pro x86
• Visio Pro x64
• Project Pro x86
• Project Pro x64

You could extract each to their individual folder, then use software (ex: InfraRecorder) to create a new ISO containing all software.

I currently use InfraRecorder (Portable 64-bit) on Windows 10.
Homepage - InfraRecorder
Download - https://www.fosshub.com/InfraRecorder.html

Drag-n-Drop from Explorer View to Disc Layout


From Toobar > Actions > Burn Compilation > to a Disc image


Works as a data disc ISO.

There may be more advanced software with better functionality available.

 

[BoraMurdar]

Its easy to just extract all the ISO's into one folder and create a new ISO with any burning program that has option to create one. But if you want to create AIO ISO, with autorun and all the entries available in the setup gui than you will need to a special programs for compiling.

 

[hakah]

Hurican : There are totally 6 files with 3.72GB.
Do I just have those files dragged to image disce and click burn to disc? That's all for it .
It will then be in auto install with auto-run facility.
Will it be of good quality for long use of the burnt disc? Thanks!

 

[hakah]

BoraMurdar: Can you present your tutorial as well for a selection to choose for test and trial? This will provide a better knowledge and understanding to members here of using another technique on this article.
Many thanks for the assistance!

 

[ElectricSheep]

You currently have 6 ISO files, correct? Do you want the DVD to auto-install with autorun?

And what's the combined total size of;

• Office Pro Plus x86
• Office Pro Plus x64
• Visio Pro x86
• Visio Pro x64
• Project Pro x86
• Project Pro x64

You could extract each to their individual folder, then use software (ex: InfraRecorder) to create a new ISO containing all software.

I currently use InfraRecorder (Portable 64-bit) on Windows 10.
Homepage - InfraRecorder
Download - Download InfraRecorder

Drag-n-Drop from Explorer View to Disc Layout
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From Toobar > Actions > Burn Compilation > to a Disc image
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Works as a data disc ISO.

There may be more advanced software with better functionality available.

Oooo, spoken like a true expert Wish I had the knowhow to do stuff like that, but then again, I'm just a simple grass devouring sheep that works on building sites from time to time