Is there any software that allows to run a *.nrg file without burning previously it to a media? thanks santiago

Hi, I did a search on Google, not knowing what an nrg file is, and someone in 2002 posted a similar question. The reply was that Nero can do this. I pasted two links below. http://72.14.209.104/search?q=cache... http://72.14.209.104/search?q=cache...

.NRG is Ahead Nero's proprietary disc image file format. Even though the standard many people are familiar with is .ISO (ISO 9660), there are several other propietary formats out there as well - depending on the software, see below for a few examples. - .BIN/.CUE (CDRWin, Alcohol 120%) - .CCD/.IMG/.SUB (+ .CUE optional) (CloneCD, Alcohol 120%) - .BWT (BlindWrite) - .CDI (DiscJuggler) - .MDS/.MDF (Alcohol 120%) Normally these images are primarily meant to be mounted using a virtual disc tool and a very popular one is Daemon, however if you have Nero installed, you can enable an image drive from the program and also mount it that way. If you do not want to mount it, you can use programs like MagicISO, PowerISO, UltraISO and so on to open the image and extract or manipulate the contents as you wish, hopefully you've caught my drift.

ISObuster supports nero's NRG files as well http://www.isobuster.com/ Today's subliminal thought is: 'Calm down ... it's only ones and zeros.' icq 10183575

ok, thx. I tried isobuster, it gives a message: during mounting of the disc only a session/track layout could be found. No file-ssytems, no files and folders could be found. then I can create an UDF file.. If using Daemon and mounting a unit (Z:), and going to Windows Explorer, it shows a message (I trnaslate from Spanish) windows cannot read this disc. Possibly the disc is harmed or in a non-compatible windows format. What might I do? thanks santiago