I have two rather unimportant images which have been written by "Nero Image Drive". I have those drives mounted, but I'm not able to apply EAC on them. EAC does not show the drive as a valid cdrom drive.
How can I rip tracks of this nero image drive? I have no idea but I guess this should be easy. My goal is not to install too much bloatful software. What I have is eac, fb2k, winamp... On w2k.
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QUOTE(Squeller @ Feb 14 2006, 03:22 PM)
EAC does not show the drive as a valid cdrom drive.
Are you sure? Try out latest EAC and ImageDrive, this should help. It is also possible to burn image onto CD-R/RW and then copy it as usually.
QUOTE(Egor @ Feb 14 2006, 03:00 AM)
QUOTE(Squeller @ Feb 14 2006, 03:22 PM)
EAC does not show the drive as a valid cdrom drive.
Are you sure? Try out latest EAC and ImageDrive, this should help.
I have 0.95b3, this one does only show the "real" CD drive.
Yes, copy to a cdr/rw is a way.
Alcohol 120% should be able to mount your Nero image files (.nrg), and it's virtual drives will show up in EAC. There is a free 30 day trial.
I have done this many times with Daemon Tools. Avoid the cdrw solution because ripping may introduce errors.
QUOTE(geopoul @ Feb 14 2006, 12:00 PM)
I have done this many times with Daemon Tools. Avoid the cdrw solution because ripping may introduce errors.
this is also a slick work around for "content protected" discs.
make an image of said disc (with ultraiso/nero/etc), then mount it with daemontools and all of it's emulations turned on. point EAC at this virtual drive. rip. done.
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