CloneCD images?

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nitro322 · Post by **nitro322** » Sun Jul 28, 2002 7:22 am

Anyone know of an app (CLI or GUI) that will burn CloneCD images? Thanks.

Post by **pjp** » Sun Jul 28, 2002 7:41 am

CloneCD is a powerful CD-Copy program. It writes in Raw mode, which allows it to have total control on the data written. Therefore, CloneCD will produce real 1:1 copies of your CDs.

Is that what your asking?

nitro322 · Post by **nitro322** » Sun Jul 28, 2002 9:11 am

kanuslupus wrote:
CloneCD is a powerful CD-Copy program. It writes in Raw mode, which allows it to have total control on the data written. Therefore, CloneCD will produce real 1:1 copies of your CDs.
Is that what your asking?

Well, that's the program I'm asking about. I'm trying to find a Linux program that will burn CD images created by CloneCD.

bod · Post by **bod** » Sun Jul 28, 2002 6:36 pm

CloneCD basically produces a bin/cue image with an extra file containing sub-channel data.

If you rename the the .img file to a .bin, and edit the cue file so that it refers to the .bin, you can then use cdrdao to burn it, or bin2iso/binchunker to create an iso image.

AFAIK there is no way of using the .sub file to restore the subchannel data.

nalin · Post by **nalin** » Tue Oct 29, 2002 5:28 am

Thx for the info bob
Quite frankly after hours of searching on google I have concluded that you are the shit...your instructions seem to work great...
I have one question here, you define clone cd image as "basically" a bin/cue with the subchannel data...can you better define basically?

metalhedd · Post by **metalhedd** » Tue Oct 29, 2002 7:51 pm

I think the only difference is the sub channel data.
and the file extension.

b0fh · Post by **b0fh** » Wed Jan 07, 2004 5:32 pm

What's exactly about that subchannel data? What's it's use?

neuron · Post by **neuron** » Wed Jan 07, 2004 9:46 pm

it's extra data on the cd, generally used for copy protection reasons.

and I haven't tried, but you could try running clonecd in wine, maybe find an older version than the latest one for it though.

might work too

mass_nerder · Post by **mass_nerder** » Thu Jan 08, 2004 9:11 am

I've too ran across a situation where I tend to strongly dislike seeing .ccd files ( usually without warning & not the best of times

)

after a few months of trying to hack my own way through it ( not beleiving someone didn't beat me to it yet --i was on the xxx2iso bandwageon? ) I was looking through an email from sourceforge & I remember it being right around the time I got it to work 40-45% of the time; but I knew it wasn't going anywhere... so I was rather happy when I did see someone else making attempts

----> ccd2iso ....

Keep in mind though; I've ran across one or two images that wouldn't convert with that though .... so; goodLuck ( make a backup of the .ccd & .img 1st )

Psycam · Post by **Psycam** » Sun Jul 18, 2004 7:26 pm

For reference: ccd2iso did not allow me to mount the iso file (!!!) It gave a "file system not specified" and other assorted errors.

I had to download a copy of Warcraft 3 from the internet, since my CD broke (honest. I have a legal bought cd key). It 'came' in .ccd/.img/.sub format. I had to convert this to iso in order to burn it in Gentoo (I understand that I will lose the .sub cd protection data, but I have Frozen Throne so I won't have to play with the cd).

Initially when I tried ccd2iso, the computer would not allow me to mount the iso to /mnt/iso0 (or whatever mount point you use). So here are the steps I took to get the ccd file to work.

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