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Suppose I have a directory of 100 .ISO files. Do you know how I could automate burning them to DVDs? I'd basically like to send them to a DVD burner with a hopper of DVDs similar to how you can print sheets of paper on a printer.

Any ideas on how to do this on Windows?

Lukas Liesis
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http://www.imgburn.com/

"There is an image queue system for when you're burning several images (which you can automatically share between multiple drives if you have more than one)"

blizpasta
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Rimage http://www.rimage.com/products/software/rimage-system-software.html has duplication towers with software and an SDK which would provide you with the hardware and software required for writing lots of different discs in a big batch.

ZombieMilkShake
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  • Thanks! That's what we ended up using in 2008 along with a few pieces of software and a custom winforms app. It worked well enough. – Lance Fisher Mar 28 '13 at 01:12
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On Linux, write a simple bash script which uses cdrecord.

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On Mac OS, you could probably use Toast and AppleScript it.

BTW, what do you mean by "hopper"? You don't think of a mechanism to swap the media for you, do you? There are such machines, but that's not really programming related, and they come with software for such a task.

Thomas Tempelmann
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  • I'm thinking of using a machine like this: http://www.primera.com/bravopro_disc_publisher.html but I want to find one that I can automate to burn different .ISOs. Lots of them only support duplicating DVDs. – Lance Fisher Dec 09 '08 at 20:22