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Convert .bin/.cue to .iso in Linux
If you ever encountered situation like this:
– You want some program so you find it in google
– You found that program, how fortunate, their are disk image available for download
– You download that program, full of hope and happy
– Download is completed. You open it, and SHOCK! That image is in .bin and .cue format!
– You found no way to mount, to burn, or just to read that disk image.
– You tried to use google to find the way. Google tell you that .bin/.cue can be opened by either Nero, Deamon Tool, or Alcohol every popular disk mounter support this file type.
– Then what! You are using Linux, those programs are not for you for sure! (Or even Windows Vista and Windows 7 user, you also encounters some problems with those programs for sure!)
– At last, you can just say good bye to that image and you downloaded program. No hope , so sad.
But wait! if you are Linux user (especially Ubuntu, Mint or whatever in this family), their are a way for you!!
Just like a light for heaven, sending by God, Just like a drop of water in the great desert. Just like a …. thing that Windows cannot DO!
This is the program called bchunk (BinChunker) .
This very little, Terminal base program can convert those troublesome .bin/.cue files into a very simple, useful, lovely .iso format! If you interested in using this program, this is the way to do:
1. Open Terminal
2. Install BinChunker by this commade:
sudo aptitude install bchunk
3. After install complete, just using it!
BinChunker syntax
bchunk [-v] [-p] [-r] [-w] [-s]
Available options:
-v – Makes binchunker print some more unnecessary messages, which should not be of interest for anyone.
-w – Makes binchunker write audio tracks in WAV format.
-s – Makes binchunker swap byte order in the samples of audio tracks.
-p – Makes binchunker go into PSX mode and truncate MODE2/2352 tracks to 2336 bytes at offset 0 instead of normal 2048 bytes at offset 24.
-r – Makes binchunker output MODE2/2352 tracks in raw format, from offset 0 for 2352 bytes. Good for MPEG/VCD.
Example:
bchunk IMAGE.bin IMAGE.cue IMAGE.iso
From now on, their are no need to care about that .bin/.cue anymore. Just use .iso to mount, to burn, and to install downloaded program that you’re waiting for a long time!
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Как сконвертировать bin+cue в iso?
Надо отправить образ диска на завод по штамповке этих самых дисков. Мне дали bin+cue (Audio CD), а завод требует iso. Я установил bchunk и никак не могу понять как заставить этот кусок говна сконвертировать в один iso-файл, а не в кучу cdr. Вопрос: как сконвертировать bin+cue в iso?
А в k3b все это говно нельзя разве засунуть?
Расскажите что такое ISO образ (мы ведь говорим про ISO9660) аудио диска (тот который по науке называется Red Book)? Это вообще как.
ISO это файловая система, а Audio CD нет. ИМХО Вы хотите невозможного.
Расскажите что такое ISO образ (мы ведь говорим про ISO9660) аудио диска (тот который по науке называется Red Book)? Это вообще как.
ISO это файловая система, а Audio CD нет. ИМХО Вы хотите невозможного.
Я тоже сейчас понял, что AudioCD в ISO никак не засунуть. А невозможного хочу не я, а штамповщики дисков =). Отправил им bin+cue, хз что из этого выйдет =).
Ну cdr тоже можно было отправить. Это типа нативный формат для звуковых дисков.
никак, audio cd принципиально нельзя в iso сконвертить
> Мне дали bin+cue (Audio CD), а завод требует iso.
Audio CD в ISO не может быть вот просто никак. CDDA — набор дорожек с wav-ами с определёнными параметрами внутри. ISO — одна дорожка, причём с определённой файловой системой.
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How to Convert .BIN/.CUE Files to .ISO in Ubuntu
by ruchi · October 25, 2008
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bchunk (BinChunker)
CD image format conversion from bin/cue to iso/cdrThe bchunk package contains a UNIX/C rewrite of the BinChunker program. BinChunker converts a CD image in a .bin/.cue format (sometimes .raw/.cue) into a set of .iso and .cdr/.wav tracks. The .bin/.cue format is used by some non-UNIX CD-writing software, but is not supported on most other CD-writing programs.
Install bchunk using the following command
This will complete the installation.
Using bchunk
bchunk syntax
Available options
-v — Makes binchunker print some more unnecessary messages, which should not be of interest for anyone.
-w — Makes binchunker write audio tracks in WAV format.
-s — Makes binchunker swap byte order in the samples of audio tracks.
-p — Makes binchunker go into PSX mode and truncate MODE2/2352 tracks to 2336 bytes at offset 0 instead of normal 2048 bytes at offset 24.
-r — Makes binchunker output MODE2/2352 tracks in raw format, from offset 0 for 2352 bytes. Good for MPEG/VCD.
Bchunk Example
bchunk IMAGE.bin IMAGE.cue IMAGE.iso
Using CDemu
You can also use CDemu to do this and the ubuntu ppa as follows
deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/cdemu/ubuntu hardy main
deb-src http://ppa.launchpad.net/cdemu/ubuntu hardy main
cdemu-client
cdemu-daemon
gcdemu
libmirage
mirage-image-analyzer
vhba-module
Mount ISO Files in Ubuntu
If you want to mount iso use this or this or this tutorial.
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this is very useful for me.
but i wanna know the difference between aptitude and apt-get.
apt-get moo
aptitude moo
aptitude moo -v
aptitude moo -vv
…
aptitude moo -vvvvvv
you’ll find the difference
this one is nice. there are tools available in ubuntu repo. like ISO Master. This is a graphical CD image(.iso) editor. You can use isomaster to:
– add files to an image
– extract files from an image
– delete files from an image
explains some differences between aptitude and apt-get.
You can also use this buc:
http://linux.billera.eu/?p=405
and mount iso image
Is there a similar way to do this with .IMG files? For example ISO > IMG or BIN/CUE > IMG
This is an example of just how powerful the terminal is in Linux.
Simply;
1.Select the file of which format is to be changed
2.Press F2
3.Change the format .cue/.bin to .mpg/.mpeg
Play it on Movie Player
nice and slow 😀
works for me
bchunk doesn’t create IMAGE.iso, but a couple of cdr files:
IMAGE.iso01.cdr
IMAGE.iso02.cdr
…
IMAGE.iso0N.cdr where N=number of tracks.
So yet again I ended up with another set of strange files instead of iso…
bchunk works perfect!, just tested on Kubuntu 42 AMD64
$ bchunk sr-wrmrd.bin sr-wrmrd.cue wormsreloaded.iso
That really helped me.
🙂
Thanks a lot for the tutorial. Worked fine!
Too bad bchunk doesn’t actually work, or at least it doesn’t on Precise Pangolin; just spits out empty CDR and ISO files no matter what I do.
I’m officially tired of leaving my media trapped in cue sheets and bin files. I will resort to fixing this in a Windows program if I have to, because no open-source program so far actually does jack ****. It’s like trying to beat down a brick wall with a broom.
UNFORTUNATELY if the .bin contains both a data track and some audio tracks, this utility will not produce a single burnable/mountable ISO file. Instead it will save the tracks into separate files.
Used this on Raring Ringtail for PSX games, had to use the -r flag but works perfectly.
It does exactly what the manpage says: it extracts all the tracks in separate files, *.iso for data tracks, .cdr for audio tracks and even .wav for wav audio files, no reason to whine about the expected behaviour.
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How To Convert .bin, .mdf To ISO In Linux
Convert your incompatible image files to ISO from Linux to mount them in VirtualBox.
Created: 2017-06-18 14:23
When we are working with VirtualBox in Linux, one of the only ways to mount a CD or DVD is to have it as a .iso file, which is also one of the only formats supported by VirtualBox. In this tutorial, it will be shown how to convert various formats to iso using command line tools in Linux.
Sometimes using the Terminal can be quite inconvenient, but with these conversion tools it is actually very simple, and maybe even easier than using some GUIs for the task. Nevertheless, I still think authors of these tools should work towards creating a GUI. It is often because of the lack of a GUI that people turn away from Linux.
MDF to ISO
MDF files can be converted with a tool called mdf2iso. You may need to install this before using it, so type the following in a terminal:
After finishing the installation you can navigate to the directory where the .mdf files is located. In this case we will assume it is located in /home/MyUser/Downloads.
Then convert the file by typing this:
The new .iso will automatically be created.
BIN and CUE to ISO
To convert a .bin and .cue file to a .iso file type the following:
As usual, you may need to install the application before using it, so simply type:
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Монтирование образа диска (ISO, BIN/CUE, NRG, MDF, CCD, IMG, SUB) в Linux
Иногда нужно смонтировать ISO образ диска, ну просто горит как. Делается это буквально двумя командами.
Для начала создаем точку монтирования — папку /mnt/iso/my_iso_1
(естественно, /mnt/iso/ — это папка, где будут лежать наши смонтированные образы (вдруг их будет несколько, так чтобы сразу видеть, где образы, а где все остальное), а my_iso_1 — это название какого-то конкретного образа):
Затем, собственно, монтируем:
Все, теперь все файлы из образа появятся в этой самой точке монтирования (/mnt/iso/my_iso_1).
Тип файловой системы (iso9660) лучше, все-таки, указать, но можно и не указывать.
А что делать если образ не ISO? Вообще, в Linux монтирование любого образа диска сводится к двум этапам:
1. Конвертирование образа из-чего-попало в ISO;
2. Монтирование сконвертированного ISO.
BIN/CUE
Если нужно смонтировать образ BIN/CUE — его нужно сначала сконвертировать утилитой bchunk:
Как понятно из примера, первый и второй параметры — это, собственно, образ BIN/CUE, а последний, третий — образ ISO.
Далее монтируем как в предыдущем примере.
Теперь про образы Nero.
Для Debian есть отличная утилита — nrg2iso и она есть в стандартном репозитории Ubuntu и Debian.
Далее создаем точку монтирования, конвертируем
и монтируем ISO.
Для образов MDF (Alcohol 120%) тоже есть своя утилита — mdf2iso.
Тут тоже все просто.
Все, теперь монтируем готовый исошник.
CCD/IMG/SUB
Для образов .CCD/.IMG/.SUB (Clone CD) — да не вопрос (утилита ccd2iso), но тут несколько сложнее.
Эта программа относится к extremely unstable, поэтому ее нет в репозиториях — придется качать:
Идем >>> сюда Download
Пользоваться ей также просто, как и предыдущими:
Затем монтируем свежесконвертированный ISO.
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