Now you have to select the name and path of the disc Image file and its type.

1.

Click on the Browse button to bring up a dialog where you can choose the file path.

2.

Disc Image

Please select the disc image file format. Ashampoo Burning Studio 2008 supports 3 different image file types. See below.

3.

Click on the Save CD Image> button the create the CD Image.

4.

Clicking on < Back will cancel the current process and will bring you back to the main menu of Ashampoo Burning Studio 2008.

Ashampoo Burning Studio 2008 supports 3 different image file types:

CUE/BIN

This is one of the most widely used formats. Two files are created: one small file with the extension .cue that contains a description of the CD structure and one big file with the extension .bin that contains the actual data. Every type of CD can be stored in the CUE/BIN.

ISO

This kind of image file is more limited, as it can only be used for simple data CDs (i.e. CDs containing only normal files and folders).

ASHDISC

This is Ashampoo's own image file format. Like CUE/BIN, it can be used to store all kinds of CD, but it has the advantage that only a single file is created, instead of two.