Hi. How come Apple uses .cdr for naming the image of the master copy of a disk, when it's really an .iso. Why not just name it .iso to save users from renaming it?
Thank you in advance.
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iMac with Retina 5K display, macOS Sierra (10.12.4), Late 2015 8GB M395 2TB Fusion Drive
Thanks:-) I've already suggested it at feedback, before I inquired. I just wanted to ask what is .cdr, the internet says it's a CorelDraw format but then Apple may also have ownership of the .cdr format.
More importantly, if you change it to .iso would that diminish the "cloning" of the DVD/CD? What is the advantage of a .cdr format?
Thanks. Gbu.
If it bothers you let Apple know.
cdr is an older format. Not sure it is the same as an iso, but functionally it is.
What's the Use of .cdr When its Really Just an .iso?
