Super image file processing tool PowerISO

The main function of PowerISO is to create and edit image files. In addition, PowerISO also supports compression, conversion, even encryption and splitting of ISO and BIN images, and the software comes with a virtual optical drive that can load image files for testing. Not only that, PowerISO also supports burning various images, and the main image formats including ISO, BIN, IMG, and NRG are perfectly supported. The software supports various Windows systems from Windows 98 to Windows 7.

Main functions:

Supports all common disc image file formats, including ISO, BIN, NRG, CDI, DAA, etc.
Note: DAA (Direct-Access-Archive) is an advanced image file format generated by PowerISO. It supports some features that ordinary ISO files do not have, such as compression, encryption, and volume splitting. PowerISO can handle DAA files just like other disc image files, such as expanding, burning and loading to a virtual optical drive. 
Open and expand the ISO file.
Burn image file. PowerISO supports burning CDs, DVDs, and Blu-ray discs.
Burn music discs from MP3, FLAC, APE, WMA or BIN files. 
Extract audio tracks to MP3, FLAC, APE, WMA or BIN files. 
Generate ISO or BIN files from CD or hard disk files.
Edit an existing ISO file.
Use the built-in virtual optical drive to directly load ISO files, and you do not need to install other virtual optical drive software separately.
Convert image file format.
Create a bootable CD or image file.
PowerISO is easy to use. The software supports system shortcut menu integration, drag-and-drop, and clipboard and other common operations.

Features

1. Supports almost all CD/DVD-ROM image file formats; supports 32-bit and 64-bit Windows 7;
2. Open, extract, create, and encrypt ISO files from files on the hard disk or CD/DVD-ROM; edit and convert existing ISO files;
3. Supports the production of bootable ISO image files, optimizes and compresses image files to save disk space; supports direct burning of image files;
4. Supports the creation of up to 23 virtual optical drives; it can be integrated into the resource manager for easy operation using context menu, drag and drop, and clipboard copy and paste.