[Paco Loco]

I have a PC CD-Rom which I need to duplicate, however I do not have a CD burner for a PC. Hence I am trying to use my Mac to do this instead using the Disc Copy utility built into OSX. I have made an image of the CD, then burned a CD from the image without any problems, however when I put this CD into my PC it does not recognise it and I cannot even browse it's contents.
Anyone know if it is possible to do this or am I wasting my time?Thanks, P.

[Kristoff]

bump....I need to know too!

[pat++]

Yes, it is possible and it should have worked. Can you read the CD on the Mac?

[moonmonkey]

Originally posted by Paco Loco:
I have a PC CD-Rom which I need to duplicate, however I do not have a CD burner for a PC. Hence I am trying to use my Mac to do this instead using the Disc Copy utility built into OSX. I have made an image of the CD, then burned a CD from the image without any problems, however when I put this CD into my PC it does not recognise it and I cannot even browse it's contents.
Anyone know if it is possible to do this or am I wasting my time?Thanks, P.

Use toast.

[tooki]

Did you save the disc image in "DVD/CD Master" format? If not, it's entirely possible that it created an HFS disk image (the default is a compressed image, which is HFS).

tooki