The "ISO" at the end stands for International Organization for Standardization, which refers to the file format used for storing data on optical discs. An ISO file, also known as an ISO image, is essentially a snapshot of a disc's contents, allowing users to create an exact copy of the disc.
: There are several free and paid tools available for burning ISOs to DVDs, such as Rufus, UltraISO, or the built-in Windows Media Creation Tool. hbcd-15.2-restored-v1.1-dvd-proteus.iso download
Each burning tool has its own set of instructions. Generally, you just need to select the ISO file and the target DVD, then start the burning process. The "ISO" at the end stands for International