Batch Convert NRG files to ISO files on OS X
Submitted by loner on 29 November, 2010 - 2:34am
- Download PowerISO for OSX and save the executable (poweriso) in a folder in your PATH (e.g. /usr/local/bin or /usr/bin).
- Open Terminal and go to the folder where NRG files are.
- Execute the following:
ls *.nrg | awk '{print("poweriso convert "$1" -o "$1" -ot iso")}' | sed 's/nrg/iso/2' | /bin/sh - Step 3 should work in most cases, but if the above produces a message saying
The type of the source and destination image file is identical. No conversion is needed
then we have to convert the NRG files in two steps: - Execute the following, which expands each NRG file into a folder of the same name:
ls *.nrg | awk '{print("poweriso extract "$1" / -od "$1)}' | sed 's/.nrg//2' | /bin/sh - Then execute the following, which creates an ISO file for each folder the above command created (and deletes the folder at the end):
ls -d */ | awk '{print("hdiutil makehybrid "$1" -o "$1); print("rm -fr "$1)}' | sed 's/\//.iso/2' | /bin/sh
For each command, you can do a test-run and print out what it will execute by running it without | /bin/sh .
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