WHAT THIS ISO FILE IS
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The file you're looking inside is an ISO-packed release - a new generation
of no-need-to-change lossless music releases. It's main benefit is that you can:

- LISTEN it with normal cue tracklist
- BURN it to audio-CD
- STORE it on archive media (DVD, for example)
- SHARE it on p2p network

and all of the above - WITH THE SAME FILE, unchanged since you've downloaded it
WITH NO NEED TO UNPACK IT.


FEATURES BRIEF DESCRIPTION
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LISTENING

Just rename this .ISO to .WV (or .APE corresponding to codec suffix in release file name).
Then every player with support of CUE standard tracks and lossless codecs (foobar2000
for example) should recognise release as lossless music file with embedded CUE.
LOG tag also contains EAC log file to ensure rip quality. Enjoy listening!


BURNING TO AUDIO-CD

Mount release as an ordinary ISO image to virual CD - you'll see it contents
is pretty usual - music file, cue file, log file, covers (if any),.. -
everything you get accustomed with popular RAR releases. Yes, you can listen music
from mounted iso through external cue instead of embedded (as described before).
But the main advantage is you can burn audio-CD without unpacking release. 
Just configure your favourite burner (like Nero) to suppot lossless audio codecs
directly (usually via plugins). Enjoy burning!


STORING IN HOME ARCHIVE

Releasers made everything to let you do nothing with downloaded release.
It's fully-functional for every common task music releases are used to.
Store it as you got it to listen directly from archive media. Enjoy fully-functional
home archive discs!


SHARING ON P2P NETWORKS

For the above reasons if release remains unchanged you can support p2p sharing
WITH THE SAME FILE you're storing for listening. That doubles your hard disc
music collection capacity!

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And the last (but not the least). ISO no-need-to-change releases technology 
designed for convenience of "lazy" majority of p2p users who don't like to spend
much time to recode, rename and repack downloaded releases. If you have very special
personal requirements for files in your music collection (repacking all releases
to ALAC codec for example) - keep doing what you use to do - any file of ISO release
can be unpacked by WinRAR or copied from mounted virtual CD.