PowerISO can not only creates ISO image file on Window GUI,
but it also can creates ISO image files on Windows command line. You can
find piso.exe which is PowerISO command line utility in PowerISO
installation directory.
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-o: Specify output image file
name.
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-ot <iso|daa|bin>: Specify
output image file type. If not specified, the image type will be
determined by file name suffix.
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-add <local dir/file name> <dir
in image file>: Add local file or directory to image file.
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-volsize <n>: Split output
image file to multiple volumes, and set volume size to <n>.
Example: -volsize 100M
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-setpassword <password>: Set
password for output image file. Example: -setpassword
12345678
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-label <vol label>: Set
volume label for output image file. Example: -label BACKUP
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-joliet <1|2|3>: Set
joliet level for output image file. Example: -joliet 3
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-udf <on|off>: Enable or
disable UDF option for output image file. Example: -udf on
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-iso-name-len <12|30|221>: Set
iso9660 file name length for output image file. Example: -iso-name-len
221
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-joliet-name-len <64|110>: Set
joliet file name length for output image file. Example: -joliet-name-len
110
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-allow-lower-case-iso-name: Allow
lower case iso9660 file name for output image file.
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-disable-optimization: Disable
file space optimization for output image file.
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-file-datetime <mm-dd-yyyy-hh:mm:ss>:
Set file date time for output image file. Example: -file-datetime
12-20-2008-08:00:00
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-vol-creation-datetime <mm-dd-yyyy-hh:mm:ss>:
Set volume creation date time for output image file.
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-vol-modification-datetime <mm-dd-yyyy-hh:mm:ss>:
Set volume modification date time for output image file.
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-vol-effective-datetime <mm-dd-yyyy-hh:mm:ss>:
Set volume effective date time for output image file.
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-vol-expiration-datetime <mm-dd-yyyy-hh:mm:ss>:
Set volume expiration date time for output image file.
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-comment: Set comment for
output image file.
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-comment-from-file <file name>:
Load comment from the file.