Bluray ISO-file

Is it possible to burn an iso-file in premiere elements12?

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If you want to burn the Phantom Burner Premiere Elements 12 Blu-ray disc image to Blu-ray disc format on Blu-ray disc, you should be able to do that with ImgBurn or Nero. In the blog post, I used ImgBurn 2.5.7.0 and Nero 9.
The details for taking the Phantom Burner Premiere Elements 12 Blu-ray disc image to Blu-ray disc format on Blu-ray disc are described in the blog post already cited
ATR Premiere Elements Troubleshooting: PE12: Disc Image/Phantom Burner & PE
Here is an example as clarification for your task...
a. You produce your Blu-ray disc image (as .iso) with Phantom Burner Premiere Elements 12 combo on Windows 7 64 bit. You should get a device error at end. Ignore it. Click yes to the Cancel request. Close out of there and go to the save location that you designated for the file. You will find it there OK, but represented as 2 files: one ending with VDD.001 and the other with just .iso. You are going to use only the file ending with .iso.
b. Before the rest, go to Computer/Phantom Burner drive, and right click the drive followed by Eject.
c. Then open ImgBurn.
Click on Write Image File to Disc choice.
File Menu/Browse for source .iso file use Supported Files or All Files (whichever works for you to see the file at its hard drive save location). Once it is imported into ImgBurn, hit the Write button at the bottom of the workspace (disc with a red graphic on it). Wait for the process to go to completion. Toward the end of the process, the burner tray will open automatically and then close. You will probably see a note "cycling tray before verifying". Do not do anything until you get the successfully completed message which is usually accompanied by some sound that sounds like off to the horse races.
More details will be supplied as needed.
I am almost sure that Nero 14 can be used for this task, but I have only Nero 9 and that worked for me as an alternative to get the Blu-ray disc image to Blu-ray disc format on Blu-ray disc.
Please review and then we can decide what next if necessary.
Thanks.
ATR

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@John T Smith:
What's the solution ?
With http://forums.adobe.com/thread/890691?tstart=0
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I will try this solution.
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http://www.kodyaz.com/articles/how-to-activate-windows-7-by-phone.aspx
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100% New File 10283 e:\release\Captures.001\Create\WIN2008R2SP1\MININT-E5LVCNT\ZTIAppVerify.log
100% New File 29169 e:\release\Captures.001\Create\WIN2008R2SP1\MININT-E5LVCNT\ZTIBackup.log
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100% New File 36103 e:\release\Captures.001\Create\WIN2008R2SP1\MININT-E5LVCNT\ZTIConfigure.log
100% New File 34934 e:\release\Captures.001\Create\WIN2008R2SP1\MININT-E5LVCNT\ZTIDiskpart.log
100% New File 1027 e:\release\Captures.001\Create\WIN2008R2SP1\MININT-E5LVCNT\ZTIDomainJoin.log
100% New File 41428 e:\release\Captures.001\Create\WIN2008R2SP1\MININT-E5LVCNT\ZTIDrivers.log
100% New File 93591 e:\release\Captures.001\Create\WIN2008R2SP1\MININT-E5LVCNT\ZTIGather.log
100% New File 2619 e:\release\Captures.001\Create\WIN2008R2SP1\MININT-E5LVCNT\ZTIGroups.log
100% New File 2898 e:\release\Captures.001\Create\WIN2008R2SP1\MININT-E5LVCNT\ZTINextPhase.log
100% New File 3875 e:\release\Captures.001\Create\WIN2008R2SP1\MININT-E5LVCNT\ZTIOSRole.log
100% New File 740 e:\release\Captures.001\Create\WIN2008R2SP1\MININT-E5LVCNT\ZTIOSRolePS.log
100% New File 2350 e:\release\Captures.001\Create\WIN2008R2SP1\MININT-E5LVCNT\ZTIPatches.log
100% New File 4180 e:\release\Captures.001\Create\WIN2008R2SP1\MININT-E5LVCNT\ztiRunCommandHidden.log
100% New File 1215 e:\release\Captures.001\Create\WIN2008R2SP1\MININT-E5LVCNT\ZTITatoo.log
100% New File 1855 e:\release\Captures.001\Create\WIN2008R2SP1\MININT-E5LVCNT\ZTIValidate.log
100% New File 190933 e:\release\Captures.001\Create\WIN2008R2SP1\MININT-E5LVCNT\ZTIWindowsUpdate.log
100% New File 1436 e:\release\Captures.001\Create\WIN2008R2SP1\MININT-E5LVCNT\ZTIWinRE.log
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Files : 21 21 0 0 0 0
Bytes : 712.2 k 712.2 k 0 0 0 0
Times : 0:00:00 0:00:00 0:00:00 0:00:00
Speed : 5209457 Bytes/sec.
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Version: 6.3.9600.17031
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[==========================100.0%==========================]
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[==========================100.0%==========================]
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http://www.eightforums.com/installation-setup/54246-coping-iso-file-mounting-problem.html
is this really your problem?
Really, this is not a MDT related question. perhaps a general Windows Setup forum would be a better place to ask this question.
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