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How to convert .uif to .iso files in OS X

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Using the free tool uif2iso4mac you can quickly and easily convert UIF files to ISOs. Continue reading for a complete walk-through.

  1. Start by downloading uif2iso4mac. Uncompress it and copy the application to your Applications folder. Launch it from there.

    2. uif2iso4mac in the applications folder
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  2. From the Apple menu, select File and then Open…

    3. open a uif file with uif2iso4mac

  3. Navigate to your .uif file, select it and click the Open button.

    4. selecting and opening a uif file
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  4. Your .uif file will convert to an .iso. The time it takes is relative to the speed of your Mac and the size of the .uif file.

    5. uif converting to an iso using uif2iso4mac

  5. Once the conversion has completed, an ISO file will be in the same folder/location as the uif file.

    6. iso file

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By Ross McKillop – June 26, 2008

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  1. Mata says

    INCREIBLE APORTE AMIGO!!! GRACIAS POR ESTE POGRAMITA ME HA SIDO DE MUCHA AYUDA

    July 5, 2008, 10:42 am
  2. Stephen says

    Hey, I did this and after i clicked “open” nothing happened.

    August 9, 2008, 1:26 pm
  3. Adam says

    Thanks!

    December 24, 2008, 2:41 pm
  4. Rocío Prieto says

    Muchísimas gracias, además de útil, facilísimo.

    December 27, 2008, 10:41 am
  5. sonu says

    can anyone tell me how o remove drm encryption or is dere ny way to remove it using file conversion

    February 23, 2009, 1:43 am



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