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Why are there so many disk formats in Disk Util? Which one is best?
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I want to make a .iso, and I'm wondering which I should go for. I want it to be rewritable, so I don't want to put it as a CD/DVD.
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What are you trying to do?
Do you want to rip Sim City 4 so you can re-burn it at a later date?
Are they the options you got after selecting the CD/DVD you want to rip in the side pane?
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Those are the options you get when you're creating a new blank image. They are all writeable. You can't make a blank read-only image. How would you put data on it?
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Originally Posted by seanc 
What are you trying to do?
Do you want to rip Sim City 4 so you can re-burn it at a later date?
Are they the options you got after selecting the CD/DVD you want to rip in the side pane?
I'm trying to make a blank ISO, not a image of the DVD.
Originally Posted by Art Vandelay
Those are the options you get when you're creating a new blank image. They are all writeable. You can't make a blank read-only image. How would you put data on it?
Ha, never thought of that. 
Anyway, I just wanted to know what the difference between them was.
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