Burning a DVD-R .ISO?

Question

So, i'm trying to run Bootcamp- I have a legit .iso of Windows 7 Ultimate, and I want to burn it to a DVD-R Memorex. I probably have the last version of MacBookPro that has a cd drive on it (Mid 2010 15 inch). So, I put the disk in, it recognizes it as a blank disk, everything's cool. I go to Disk Utility, cuz thats where someone told me to go, and selected the lowest speed since i've had troubles with this if it's not on 2.4X. It starts up.. and about 30 seconds later, it says so error about the disk not be acceptable. The thing is, I burned a copy of the thing using a friend's iMac, and it burned fine, and was legit because Bootcamp ran and Windows 7 started up.. only to crump because I had burned it at 4X. So, I inserted a fresh DVD-R (Same brand) and this thing happens again.. the question is, once it failed to burn, is the DVD-R ruined?

Answer 1

You use any CD/DVD installer as long as it is not a recovery CD/DVD for a specific machine.  If you burn the ISO then it's the same as if you downloaded from MSDN, Microsoft store, or any other Microsoft software channel.  But Apple nor Microsoft and I will be responsible if your running a cracked copy and you can also run into legal issues if it goes to that extent.