How to burn an .ISO image to a CD or DVD
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During your “Internet Travels”, I’m sure you came across a file with the extension .ISO and were wondering 1) What it was, and 2) How you can burn it to a CD or DVD.
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An ISO image is like a ZIP file but it usually contains files to install an operating system or other applications. Downloading this file is easy enough, but what if you want to burn it to a CD or DVD in order to install it on another computer? Fortunately, Macs make it easy to, as Macs come with a utility called Disk Utility.
You must first have to find and then download an .ISO file. For this example, I am going to burn a file called example.iso and save it to the Desktop for easy access later.
To get to Disk Utility, go to FINDER > APPLICATIONS > UTILITIES > DISK UTILITY and then double click the icon.
Insert a blank CD or DVD in to your Superdrive. Wait a minute or two until it shows on your desktop. When it does, it should also show in the Disk Utility app. If not, quit Disk Utility and re-active it.
Here’s what to do now:
1. From the File Menu, choose OPEN DISK IMAGE and select the image to be burned.
2. Click the BURN button and follow the instructions.
That’s it.
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