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==Alcohol==
 
==Alcohol==
 
:'''Supported Extensions:'''
 
:'''Supported Extensions:'''
::b5t,b6t,bwt,ccd,cdi,cue,iso,isz,mds,mdx,nrg,pdi
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::b5t,b6t,bin,bwt,ccd,cdi,cue,iso,isz,mds,mdx,nrg,pdi
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:'''Installation Notes:'''
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:#Needs to be a registered copy otherwise you will get a nag screen on each use
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:#When installing, leave checkbox enabled "Add Alcohol Virtual Drive at first run"
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:#Start Alcohol and goto View -> Options -> General. Uncheck all the options there.
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:#In RocketLauncherUI, set General Settings -> Third Party -> Virtual Drive Path to point to AxCmd.exe
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:#In RocketLauncherUI, set General Settings -> Third Party -> Virtual Drive Drive Letter to match your virtual drive letter.
 
==Daemon Tools 4==
 
==Daemon Tools 4==
 
:'''Supported Extensions:'''
 
:'''Supported Extensions:'''
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:#In PowerISO, goto Options -> Configuration. Then click the Virtual Drive tab. Set number of virtual drives to 1.
 
:#In PowerISO, goto Options -> Configuration. Then click the Virtual Drive tab. Set number of virtual drives to 1.
 
:#For your 1 virtual drive in the same window above, click Drive 0 in the letter assignment box and give it your preferred drive letter. It is safe to close PowerISO now.
 
:#For your 1 virtual drive in the same window above, click Drive 0 in the letter assignment box and give it your preferred drive letter. It is safe to close PowerISO now.
:#In RocketLauncherUI, set General Settings -> Third Party -> Virtual Drive Path to piso.exe, not PowerISO.exe. (piso.exe is the CLI application)
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:#In RocketLauncherUI, set General Settings -> Third Party -> Virtual Drive Path to point to piso.exe, not PowerISO.exe. (piso.exe is the CLI application)
 
:#In RocketLauncherUI, set General Settings -> Third Party -> Virtual Drive Drive Letter to match what you set your virtual drive letter to above.
 
:#In RocketLauncherUI, set General Settings -> Third Party -> Virtual Drive Drive Letter to match what you set your virtual drive letter to above.
 
==Virtual CD==
 
==Virtual CD==
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:'''Supported Extensions:'''
 
:'''Supported Extensions:'''
 
::bin,ccd,cdi,dvd,img,iso,udf
 
::bin,ccd,cdi,dvd,img,iso,udf
 
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:'''Installation Notes:'''
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:#In RocketLauncherUI, set General Settings -> Third Party -> Virtual Drive Path to point to VCDMount.exe
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:#Manually run VCDPrefs.exe first so the registry keys are created for you. RocketLauncher will do this for you if you forget, but don't rely on it.
 
=Unsupported Virtual Drive Applications=
 
=Unsupported Virtual Drive Applications=
 
==Daemon Tools 10==
 
==Daemon Tools 10==

Revision as of 21:43, 28 May 2015

Information

RocketLauncher supports all the popular CLI-supported virtual drive applications out there for windows. It is your choice to use what you want, but be careful to pick one that can mount the image extension types you use. Some do not support cue and that is usually a requirement in this hobby as many sets use them.

Supported Virtual Drive Applications

Alcohol

Supported Extensions:
b5t,b6t,bin,bwt,ccd,cdi,cue,iso,isz,mds,mdx,nrg,pdi
Installation Notes:
  1. Needs to be a registered copy otherwise you will get a nag screen on each use
  2. When installing, leave checkbox enabled "Add Alcohol Virtual Drive at first run"
  3. Start Alcohol and goto View -> Options -> General. Uncheck all the options there.
  4. In RocketLauncherUI, set General Settings -> Third Party -> Virtual Drive Path to point to AxCmd.exe
  5. In RocketLauncherUI, set General Settings -> Third Party -> Virtual Drive Drive Letter to match your virtual drive letter.

Daemon Tools 4

Supported Extensions:
ape,b5t,b6t,bwt,ccd,cdi,cue,flac,iso,isz,mds,mdx,nrg

Daemon Tools 5

Supported Extensions:
ape,b5t,b6t,bwt,ccd,cdi,cue,flac,iso,isz,mds,mdx,nrg

MagicISO (MagicDisc)

Supported Extensions:
000,bin,bwi,bwt,c2d,ccd,cdi,cif,dao,ima,img,iso,md1,mdf,mds,nrg,p01,pdi,tao,uif,vaporcd,vc4,vcd,vdi,xa

PowerISO

Supported Extensions:
ashdisc,b5i,bin,bwi,c2d,cdi,cif,cue,daa,fcd,gi,img,iso,lcd,mdf,mds,ncd,nrg,p01,pdi,pxi,vcd
Installation Notes:
  1. Computer needs to be restarted after installing PowerISO
  2. In PowerISO, goto Options -> Configuration. Then click the Virtual Drive tab. Set number of virtual drives to 1.
  3. For your 1 virtual drive in the same window above, click Drive 0 in the letter assignment box and give it your preferred drive letter. It is safe to close PowerISO now.
  4. In RocketLauncherUI, set General Settings -> Third Party -> Virtual Drive Path to point to piso.exe, not PowerISO.exe. (piso.exe is the CLI application)
  5. In RocketLauncherUI, set General Settings -> Third Party -> Virtual Drive Drive Letter to match what you set your virtual drive letter to above.

Virtual CD

Supported Extensions:
b5i,bin,bwi,c2d,img,iso,mdf,nrg,vc4,xmf

Virtual CloneDrive

Supported Extensions:
bin,ccd,cdi,dvd,img,iso,udf
Installation Notes:
  1. In RocketLauncherUI, set General Settings -> Third Party -> Virtual Drive Path to point to VCDMount.exe
  2. Manually run VCDPrefs.exe first so the registry keys are created for you. RocketLauncher will do this for you if you forget, but don't rely on it.

Unsupported Virtual Drive Applications

Daemon Tools 10

Reason:
There does not appear to be support for mounting and unmounting an image via CLI

UltraISO

Reason:
There does not appear to be support for mounting and unmounting an image via CLI. The only thing that exists is to build an iso through CLI, not simple mounting and unmounting