Full Version: Ripping Nero images without buring?
Anyone know how to extract audio from NERO NRG files without burning first? EAC etc doesnt see the mounted image if I use Daemon tools.
QUOTE(neokruncher @ Sep 6 2004, 03:58 PM)
Anyone know how to extract audio from NERO NRG files without burning first? EAC etc doesnt see the mounted image if I use Daemon tools.
Mount the image and use CDex 1.51 to rip.
If you have Nero, just use Nero's Image drive. EAC will recognize it just fine.
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If eac doesn't see the image after being mounted in daemon tools, something is borked somewhere.
QUOTE(pika2000 @ Sep 6 2004, 08:42 PM)
If you have Nero, just use Nero's Image drive. EAC will recognize it just fine.
I've had some really bad results with Nero's virtual drive. On the other hand, Daemon Tools has been flawless.
QUOTE(rfarris @ Sep 9 2004, 11:01 AM)
QUOTE(pika2000 @ Sep 6 2004, 08:42 PM)
If you have Nero, just use Nero's Image drive. EAC will recognize it just fine.
I've had some really bad results with Nero's virtual drive. On the other hand, Daemon Tools has been flawless.
I have been using Nero's Image drive for years, and no problems whatsoever.
It has already been mentioned, but I can only confirm that Daemon Tools works extremely well. The new version (3.47) also works with WinXP SP-2.
When you rip a mounted image is the ripping faster and
always flawless? I mean, there isn't any actual ripping taking
place that would compromise the quality of extracted tracks
and the speed of the extraction, or am I missing sth?
always flawless? I mean, there isn't any actual ripping taking
place that would compromise the quality of extracted tracks
and the speed of the extraction, or am I missing sth?
QUOTE
When you rip a mounted image is the ripping faster and
always flawless? I mean, there isn't any actual ripping taking
place that would compromise the quality of extracted tracks
and the speed of the extraction, or am I missing sth?
always flawless? I mean, there isn't any actual ripping taking
place that would compromise the quality of extracted tracks
and the speed of the extraction, or am I missing sth?
This is some what incorrect. If you rip a mounted image the rip will be flawless in comparison to the image file however image files can be created ie clonecd it will include errors like scratches to will not complete a sector by sector Secure Mode scan like EAC. If you want to rip an audio to an image file use EAC --> Cue Sheet. You then mount the cue-sheet with daemon tools.
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