How do I download, extract, and burn the DVD or Blu-ray image file?

Failure to follow the instructions below will likely result in a problem. Please follow them carefully.

Mac Users

1. If you use Safari, please update your settings to prevent auto-unzipping:
   
   1. Safari > Preferences > General
      
   2. Uncheck "Open Safe Files After Downloading"
      
2. Use Firefox or Safari to download as they support download resuming.
3. Download the zip file for your DVD or Blu-ray when it's ready. You will receive an email notification.
   
4. Install The Unarchiver (free program).
   
5. Extract the ISO file by selecting the zip file on your drive, then:
   
   1. Right-Click > Open With > The Unarchiver
      
6. Burn the ISO image to disc:
   
   1. Insert a blank disc into the optical drive.
   2. If you use El Capitan or newer | version: 10.11 or above:
      1. Control-click the ISO file, choose "Burn Disc Image [disc name] to Disc" from the shortcut menu, then click "Burn."
   3. If you use Yosemite or prior | version: up to 10.10:
      1. Open Disk Utility.
      2. Click the Burn icon in the toolbar, select the ISO file in the dialog that appears, then click "Burn.

Windows Users

1. Download the zip file for your DVD or Blu-ray when it's ready. We recommend the Firefox browser as it supports download resuming.
   
2. Extract the ISO file by double-clicking the zip file and dragging the ISO into another folder on your computer.
   
3. Install ImgBurn.
   1. Run the .exe file. Use the default settings until you reach the "Install Results Hub" screen.
      
   2. Select Custom installation, and uncheck the Install Results Hub box. Click next.
      
   3. Select Custom installation on the Install Magical Find screen. Select Custom Install and uncheck the
   4. "Install Magical Find" box. Click next.
      
   5. You can choose if you want ImgBurn to automatically check for updates or not.
      
4. Burn the ISO image to disc:
   
   1. Open ImgBurn.
      
   2. Click on Write image file to disc.
      
   3. Insert your disc.
      
   4. Click on the file icon next to "Please select a file..." and select your ISO file.
      
   5. Select your burner destination if you have multiple drives.
      
   6. Uncheck the Verify box.
      
   7. Select your write speed. We recommend a maximum of 8x (DVD) or 4x (Blu-ray).
      
   8. Click on the write icon in the lower left corner.