Extract from NRG image

[jonny72]

I've got a few NRG images (Nero's proprietary format) which contain audio cd's that I want to extra the audio from track by track. I managed to mount it with Toast (their Mac equivalent to Nero, I think) and extract the audio but it was in a single track, which isn't any good.

Anyone got any ideas?

[leefer]

I've got a few NRG images (Nero's proprietary format) which contain audio cd's that I want to extra the audio from track by track. I managed to mount it with Toast (their Mac equivalent to Nero, I think) and extract the audio but it was in a single track, which isn't any good.

Anyone got any ideas?

Could you translate that please jonny

[stfcinbmth]

Use a pc in future jonny, but can ask around if you wish? I know someone who might know

[Samdy Gray]

When you mount the image, can you open it in a media player and see the tracks listed as separate items?

[jayohaitchenn]

It's a bit long-winded, but if you can't find a way to export to separate tracks, you could cut up the single track with Audacity.

[Simon Pieman]

http://www.imgburn.com/

Give that a whirl.

[jonny72]

Use a pc in future jonny, but can ask around if you wish? I know someone who might know

I've got Windows as well, so can use that if it's easier.

When you mount the image, can you open it in a media player and see the tracks listed as separate items?

Nope. When I mount it with Toast only a single audio track shows but it does show the correct number of tracks in Toast.

It's a bit long-winded, but if you can't find a way to export to separate tracks, you could cut up the single track with Audacity.

It's an audio sample CD and splitting it up would take ages.

http://www.imgburn.com/

Give that a whirl.

Thanks, I'll have a look at that.

[Samdy Gray]

If imgburn doesn't work, try daemon tools.

[stfcinbmth]

I'll let you know if my Mac expert comes up with anything