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NRGrip - extract audio track and cue sheet from an NRG audio CD image |
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NRGrip - extract audio data and cue sheet from an NRG audio CD image |
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This program works on a Nero Burning ROM's NRG image of an audio CD and is able |
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Usage |
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At the moment, NRGrip doesn't take any options, you just invoke it with the name |
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of an NRG image: |
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To see the full usage, run: |
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nrgrip image.nrg |
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nrgrip --help |
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Basically, you can display the metadata and extract the data with: |
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nrgrip -ix image.nrg |
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The cue sheet will be extracted as `image.cue`, and the audio data as |
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`image.raw`. |
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To play the extracted raw audio data, you may use `aplay`, from the ALSA utils |
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(you can also do that directly on the NRG file): |
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The raw audio data from a CD is 16 bit, little endian, 44100 Hz, stereo. To |
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play it, you may use, for instance, `aplay` from the ALSA utils, or `ffplay` |
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from `FFmpeg`: |
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aplay -f cd image.raw |
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ffplay -f s16le -ac 2 image.raw |
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Note that you can also play the NRG file directly, if the sector size is 2352 |
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(no sub-channel). |
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To encode the raw audio data to FLAC (and embed the cue sheet in it): |
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