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ISO troubles

needlewithaprun

needlewithaprun


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I searched for this solution in the forum here but I think I'm having a different problem than what others have suggested a solution for. Basically, my friend gave me a disc with a movie on it as a .ISO file. When I attempt to open it, it gave me an error message stating that it was not mountable. Then I got Toast to mount it. It has many, many folders, none of which are Video_TS or Audio_TS folders. They're just labeled as numbers. I've been trying several tricks to try to get this to play but none have been successful. Anybody have any ideas?
 

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