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Conversion of tar file format to iso file format beta

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Convert Unix standard Archive format, Tape Archive to CD/DVD/HD DVD/Blu-ray disc ISO binary image.

We have found one software suitable in our database for this conversion.

You can probably find programs that offer direct way of converting Unix TAR archives to ISO format. However, there is always the option to simply extract the TAR archives using any program that supports them and create a ISO file using some of the disk image making utilities. But nowadays a lot of programs can create ISO images.

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A program for creating Mac OS X disk images

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Additional links: Open tar file, Open iso file

TAR

Files with tar extension may be most often found as compressed archives in Unix standard archive format.

ISO

Files with iso extension are generally used for common CD/DVD disk image format. ISOs are used as a standard backup format of physical disks and are widely supported by burning or virtualization software.

 

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