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An ISO torrent describes what happens when an ISO image is torrented and downloaded online. An ISO image describes an image that is taken from an entire CD or DVD.

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An ISO torrent describes what happens when an ISO image is torrented and downloaded online. An ISO image describes an image that is taken from an entire CD or DVD.

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In order to extract ISO files you will need to download an ISO image file software and save the ISO image file to a CD-R. Another option is to virtually mount the ISO files to a virtual device.

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A PSX ISO would probably refer to an ISO image made from a PlayStation 1 CD.

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ISO Master and K3b.

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An ISO is the data 'image' of the contents of a CD, DVD etc.

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