Alcohol 120% v1.9.7.6022

Alcohol 120% is the CD & DVD emulation and recording software allows users to copy a visible and an invisible discs. Alcohol 120% enables users to create 31 virtual CD & DVD-ROM to play discs without needing a physical disc, it also enables users to copy CD & DVD to CD-R / CD-RW / DVD-R / DVD-RW / DVD-RAM / DVD+RW. Alcohol 120% combines all functions of Alcohol 52% (CD & DVD emulation software).

Supported File Types

These formats are supported by the image mounting feature of Alcohol 120%:

• .mds/.mdf, Media Descriptor Image file, (default)
• .ccd/.img/.sub, CloneCD Image File
• .cue/.bin, CDRWIN Image File
• .iso, Standard ISO Image file
• .bwt/.bwi/.bws, Blindread Image File
• .cdi, DiscJuggler Image File
• .nrg, Nero Burning ROM Image File
• .pdi, Instant CD/DVD Image File
• .b5t/.b5i, Blindwrite V5/V6 Image File (also .b6t/.b6i)
• .isz, UltraISO Image File

These formats are supported by the image making tool:

• .mds/.mdf, Media Descriptor Image file, (default)
  • When making disk images of DVDs, Alcohol 120% only supports the .mdf/.mds format.
• .ccd/.img/.sub, CloneCD Image File
• .cue/.bin, CDRWIN Image File
• .iso, Standard ISO Image file

What's New

• NEW Alcohol Xtra, Pre-mastering wizard
• NEW Reading Engine, Speed Improved
• NEW Writing engine, Speed Improved
• NEW Data Type Setting options for DVD medium
• NEW SPTD layer version 1.53
• NEW Increased memory buffer for x64 system, if you have more than 4GB RAM installed, the maximum buffer size could be set as 1GB.
• 32bit system, 3GB ore more RAM installed, you can set max buffer as 512MB
• FIX Special ICH9 device drive incompatibility issues
• FIX Missing volume name of discs after auto mount upon system restart
• FIX Addressed some blacklisting problems
• FIX Bugs reported by some users
• UPDATE Help files
• UPDATE language files
• UPDATE Devsupp additional support for more drives
• UPDATE Upgraded Starwind ISCSI function
• UPDATE ISCSI controller in Vista, admin mode is no longer required

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