We could also protect the disc with a password and compress it. The options that we specified depended on the specific function that we wanted to perform.įor instance, when making a virtual copy of an existing CD/DVD, we selected the device, format and location and name of the virtual disc. The "New Image" tab allowed us to make a virtual copy of a physical optical disc, save an image as ISO, MDX or MDS file, make a virtual audio CD from music files, or create a custom image from folders and files. Right-clicking an existing image displayed a context menu from where we could mount it in three different ways, rename or delete it, open file location, display its properties, or burn, convert or edit it. The program's graphical user interface featured tabs on the left side, which we used to access different functions like mounting and unmounting images, creating new images, burning discs, adding virtual hard discs, creating a bootable USB drive, protecting USB and creating a writable virtual drive. Its icon in the System Tray allowed us to perform some things without opening the main program window, such as loading disc image files and changing settings. Once we had installed and launched the software, it quietly resided in the System Tray. The program installer gave us the option to choose the license type that we wanted between Paid Personal License and Free License with ads, and we selected the latter option. The free CD/DVD emulator provides basic emulation functionality and is compatible with many popular formats. If you would like to either create or mount a virtual drive, then all you need is DAEMON Tools Lite.
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