When mounted I can watch the DVD, use the menus, etc. nrg file (it's a DVD-Video VIDEO_TS folder). I just broke down the instructions so you could hopefully understand it. Note: I have not run this but have seen it referenced in several places. Finally, press the enter key to start the process. Making sure there is a space before "bs".Īs I said, all this should be on one long line. Note there is a space before the "of" but not at the endĪfter the "=" enter the name of the file as your output file, ending with a ".iso" (see how this is structured in the original command line at the very start of the instructions). This should result in a line of text following the stuff already on the line, the text being the path to, and the name of, the file you wish to convert. Second, read all of the instructions below before doing them so you don't do something prematurely.ĭrag the file you wish to convert to the Terminal window (this saves a lot of typing). nrg file name where it says "image.nrg" in the above line, and your desired output name where it says "image.iso" It is important to make sure you have space where spaces exist in the above command, and don't have any where none are present.įirst, make a copy of the file so you have a copy in case something doesn't work well with the original.
Some have found this to work, others not.ĭd if=image.nrg of=image.iso bs=512 skip=600īasically you are just typing that line after the prompt in Terminal, using your. iso and see if the image will mount with Disk Utility.
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