Active@ ISO File Manager
How to automate the ISO image burning process. Automation of working with CD/DVD-ROM ISO files?
Syntax:
ActiveISO.EXE [/ISO-FILE][/CREATE-ISO][/IMPORT][/ERASE][/TITLE][/EXTRACT-ISO][/BURN-ISO][/EXIT-IF-OK]
The software accepts the following command line parameters to automate ISO image burning process:
Parameter |
Description |
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/ISO-FILE="full path" |
A full path to the ISO image file to be burned/extracted or created. |
/BURN-ISO=[0-9] |
Burn opened or created ISO image to a burner numbered 0 to 9 (if several burners installed). ISO must be opened or created first (/ISO-FILE or /CREATE-ISO must be specified) |
/EXTRACT-ISO="full path" |
A full path to a folder where ISO content will be extracted. ISO must be opened first (/ISO-FILE must be specified) |
/CREATE-ISO="full path" |
A full path for ISO image file to be created (and burned, if needed) |
/IMPORT="full folder path" |
A full path to a folder to be added to a newly created ISO image (/CREATE-ISO must be specified). All folder's files and subfolders will be added recursively. |
/ERASE |
The parameter tells burner to erase Read/Write (RW) media before burning ISO image |
/TITLE="label" |
The parameter specifies a disc label for ISO being saved or burned |
/EXIT-IF-OK |
If the command successfully completes, the program auto-exits. If errors are detected - error messages will appear in the dialog screen (no auto-exit). |
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Note that only one command can be executed per run. Stored parameters (Extract/Source folders, file system, boot options, etc..) will be loaded and used for the command execution.
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Examples:
To burn the ISO image file [C:\Program Files\FreeDOS\fdbasecd.iso] automatically from the command line and exit the program after successful burning, run:
C:\ActiveISO>ActiveISO.exe /ISO-FILE="C:\Program Files\FreeDOS\fdbasecd.ISO"/BURN-ISO=0/EXIT-IF-OK
To burn Files and Folders directly (by-passing ISO file) automatically from the command line, run:
C:\ActiveISO>ActiveISO.exe /CREATE-ISO="c:\my images\image01.iso /IMPORT="c:\my files to burn" /BURN-ISO=0



