Convert DMG to ISO

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Dmg file is the disc image file which is widely used by Mac systems. Most of Mac operating systems and applications are distributed in dmg files. On Windows PC, it is very convenient to manipulate dmg files with PowerISO. You can open dmg file, convert it to iso file, or burn it to a CD / DVD disc. To convert it to iso file, please follow the steps,

• Run PowerISO.
  
  
• Choose "Tools > Convert" Menu.
  
  
• PowerISO shows Image Converter dialog.
  
  
• Choose the source DMG file you want to convert.
  
  
• Set the output file format to iso file.
  
  
• Choose the output file name.
  

• Click "OK" button to start converting dmg file to iso.
  

 

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Convert BIN to ISO

BIN files is one of CD/DVD image formats. BIN file is a binary copy of an entire CDs/DVDs disc. BIN file contain ALL the data stored on the original disc including not only its files and folders but also its system-specifics information, for examples, bootable information, volume, volume attributes and any other system-specific data. A .BIN image file is not a collection of files or folders but is an exact duplicate of the raw data of the original disc, sector by sector. PowerISO can convert bin file to standard iso file.

PowerISO is also a BIN extractor. It allow the users to open, edit, convert, and extract bin files.

• Run PowerISO.
  
  
• Choose "Tools > Convert" Menu.
  
  
• PowerISO shows BIN Converter dialog.
  
  
• Choose the source BIN file you want to convert.
  
  
• Set the output file format to iso.
  
  
• Choose the output bin file name.
  
  
• Click "OK" button to start converting.
  

 

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Convert ISO to BIN / CUE

• Run PowerISO.
  
  
• Choose "Tools > Convert" Menu.
  
  
• PowerISO shows ISO to BIN Converter dialog.
  
  
• Choose the source iso file you want to convert.
  
  
• Set the output file format to BIN / CUE.
  
  
• Choose the output bin file name.
  
  
• Click "OK" button to start converting BIN.
  

 

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Convert Image File to BIN / CUE

• Run PowerISO.
  
  
• Choose "Tools > Convert" Menu.
  
  
• PowerISO shows Image File to BIN Converter dialog.
  
  
• Choose the source image file you want to convert.
  
  
• Set the output file format to bin / cue.
  
  
• Choose the output bin file name.
  
  
• Click "OK" button to start converting.
  

 

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Convert Image File to ISO

• Run PowerISO.
  
  
• Choose "Tools > Convert" Menu.
  
  
• PowerISO shows Image File to ISO Converter dialog.
  
  
• Choose the source image file you want to convert.
  
  
• Set the output file format to iso file.
  
  
• Choose the output iso file name.
  
  
• Click "OK" button to start converting.
  

 

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Convert Image File to ISO on Command Line

PowerISO can not only convert image file on Window GUI, but it also can convert image files on Windows command line. You can find piso.exe which is PowerISO command line utility in PowerISO installation directory.

Usage: piso <command> [parameters] [-switches]

<Commands>

• convert <image file>: Convert image file to other format.
  

Example: Convert d:\test.iso to d:\test.daa

Command: piso convert d:\test.iso -o d:\test.daa -ot daa

<Switches>

• -o: Specify output image file name.
  
  
• -ot <iso|daa|bin>: Specify output image file type. If not specified, the image type will be determined by file name suffix.
  
  
• -volsize <n>: Split output image file to multiple volumes, and set volume size to <n>. Example: -volsize 100M
  
  
• -setpassword <password >: Set password for output image file. Example: -setpassword 12345678
  
  
• -vol-creation-datetime <mm-dd-yyyy-hh:mm:ss>: Set volume creation date time for output image file.
  
  
• -vol-modification-datetime <mm-dd-yyyy-hh:mm:ss>: Set volume modification date time for output image file.
  
  
• -vol-effective-datetime <mm-dd-yyyy-hh:mm:ss>: Set volume effective date time for output image file.
  
  
• -vol-expiration-datetime <mm-dd-yyyy-hh:mm:ss>: Set volume expiration date time for output image file.
  
  
• -comment: Set comment for output image file.
  
  
• -comment-from-file <file name>: Load comment from the file.