Convert .nrg (Nero image) to .iso file in Ubuntu
If you want to convert .nrg file to .iso file you can use nrg2iso tool to create this. nrg2iso is a program that extracts ISO9660 data from Nero “.nrg” CD-ROM image files.
Install nrg2iso in Ubuntu
sudo apt-get install nrg2iso
Using nrg2iso
Enter this command
nrg2iso [nrg-file] [iso-file]
Examples
nrg2iso image.nrg image.iso
nrg2iso /home/username/image.nrg /home/username/image.iso
Now you can burn your iso with your preferred linux burning app (Brasero, Gnomebaker, K3B…).
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Picajoso
18 Feb, 2010
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30 Mar, 2010
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enjoy
30 Mar, 2010
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shbeer
6 May, 2010
Hi there …
i did that but it says “It seems that Image.nrg is already an ISO 9660 image
[Aborting conversion]”
what’s wrong here ? :S
it’s still .nrg and when i try to open it with “Archive Mounter” i find a readme file that’s all
Thanks alot
enjoy
12 May, 2010
Hi shbeer,
this happens when the nrg file already is iso file. Try rename .nrg to .iso and burn it to the disc or mount to your filesystem.
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26 Aug, 2012
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Jon
29 Oct, 2012
OK, big fail… can’t burn.
nrg2iso says “It seems that Image.nrg is already an ISO 9660 image
[Aborting conversion]”
Renaming it to .ISO gives a burn failure.
Archive mounter says “Could not create the archive
Archive type not supported.”
Any other suggestions?
Thanks
enjoy
29 Oct, 2012
where did you get the nrg file? It is possible that the nrg file is corrupted. This topic is almost 3 years old, maybe something has changed.. haven’t tried.
Jon
30 Oct, 2012
Didn’t notice the topic start age, the date I saw was 26 Aug 2012.
The story is long, but I received a 32G thumb drive with 6 4.4G .nrg files on it from a Windows user.
Drive space is not the problem and the files aren’t corrupt, I can open/play them fine with VLC.
I am still looking around for a fix, I will check back and see if you found anything, if I find out anything I’ll let you know.
Thanks
Jon
19 Nov, 2012
Update:
After having tried everything I could find, including learning how to use Makefiles and wasting about 30 DVDs, I gave up on a Linux solution. I installed Wine and WinISO. Problem solved.
Take care
Michał Rugbuś
28 Mar, 2016
sudo mount -t iso9660 yourfile.nrg /mnt/