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The disk image term refers to many data storage mediums such as optical disk, hard drive, USB flash drive, tape drive or even floppy disk. Their creation process comprises a 100% sector-by-sector copy of the source resulting in a complete replication of both content and structure. The file formats of disk images are as popular as standard image formats within specific communities.
As every particular file format has its own category of dedicated software, so disk images have their tools that can be used to efficiently manage them. Top picks include PowerISO, CloneCD, IsoBuster, Blindwrite, MagicISO Maker, WinImage or WinISO. Beside these particular software, many users prefer UltraISO for a number of reasons. Some of them because of its longevity and the fact that they got used to it, others tend to perpetually search for feature-rich, easy-to-use and powerful software.
One of the main features of UltraISO is the vast array of disk image file formats it supports. This consists of mainstream formats such as ISO, BIN, CUE, MDS, MDF, NRG, CCD, IMG, UIF or VCD as well as less popular formats like ASHDISC, BWT, BWI, DAA, DMG, HFS, IMA or C2D. In addition, the application supports many other types of disk images with a grand total of over forty formats. Moreover, the software can easily convert between any of the aforementioned file types.
UltraISO provides a classic and neat interface that holds all the tools for creation, editing, extraction of disk image content as well as management of its structure. The `New` sub-menu of the `File` menu offers an impressive palette of options like `Data / Bootable CD / DVD Image`, `UDF / XBOX DVD Image`, `PS2 CD / DVD Image`, `Hybrid / Unix / Linux / Audio / Mixed Mode CD Image` or Floppy / Disk Image.
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