Quoted from jonny_eh

Why not mount the images using something like Daemon Tools? It creates a fake CD/DVD drive and uses an image sitting on your hard drive. It tricks programs into thinking you have a DVD in a drive when you don't.

Johnny's right though. If you use a utility like MagicISO (freeware), there would be no requirement to burn. Just have the ISO on the hard drive and mount the image. Your system will show it as an additional drive. No need to burn and swap around disks. Just mount the image you want with a couple clicks and your done.

Quoted from necro_nemesis

Johnny's right though. If you use a utility like MagicISO (freeware), there would be no requirement to burn. Just have the ISO on the hard drive and mount the image. Your system will show it as an additional drive. No need to burn and swap around disks. Just mount the image you want with a couple clicks and your done.

acually it's magicdisk that's free....magiciso isn't

Quoted from necro_nemesis

Johnny's right though. If you use a utility like MagicISO (freeware), there would be no requirement to burn. Just have the ISO on the hard drive and mount the image. Your system will show it as an additional drive. No need to burn and swap around disks. Just mount the image you want with a couple clicks and your done.

You only have to present the DvD the one time to "Verify" that you actually have the DLII DvD once it's "verified" you have the Dragons Lair DvD you can remove it and it will still work as the files it needs are all on the HDD.