Bootcamp doesn't recognize Win 7 64-bit iso file

Downloaded the official Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit version from Digital River and tried to create the Win 7 installation media using bootcamp.
The bootcamp assistant automatically selects the downloaded iso-file. But when I click "Continue", I get an error message saying that Boot Camp only supports the 64-Bit version of Windows and that I should use that version.
Why doesn't Boot Camp accept it?
Anyone can give a another link to download the 64-bit version of Win 7 Home Premium?
I do have a valid product key for Win 7 Home Premium, but my installation DVD is only the 32-bit version, that's why I have to download it.

iso file is an image of an optical disc
any burner programs can burn as such to a dvd
bootcamp didn't have any problems installing from my windows 7 ultimate disc which contain both 64bit and 32bit install

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