nrg2iso V1.01    Suggested by aceaxe - Updated by guinness on 9 Jul 2010 1MB (uncompressed) - Popularity score (960) Website - Screenshot - Download - Comments (7) - Post comment - Permalink

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 Junkmail: I updated the code to delphi 7 + drag and drop support. You can download it from http://raworm.wz.cz/nrg2iso.zip. (no more VLC30 needed) - junkmail@azet.sk [2007-03-19 03:19]

 MoshMosh: Works Perfectly.Runs from the USB Flash Drive.Does a Fast Through Job of converting the files Reads the Drive just fine.I have tested this on 12 different systems and 26 different drives No problems yet .Cd verification and Testing have been perfect.This is a Nice Little App Very Usefull when Needed. [2007-12-08 12:55]

 MoshMosh: Ps I tested this On Xp Pro Xp Home Win 2000 Pro Win 2003 server and win 98 SE.Great Job. [2007-12-08 12:58]

 Grunt: Made a corrupted ISO when trying to convert from NRG. Maybe there are several NRG versions and nrg2iso is outdated? [2007-12-10 05:36]

 UBuntuSpecial: I even used this on ubuntu running under WINE and it worked perfectly [2008-10-04 05:31]

 TopCap: Was stuck with nrg files, didn't want to use nero and then came nrg2iso, it converted Nero CD images without any hassles. Then used winrar for opening iso file. Many Thanks for nrg2iso. [2008-12-01 03:37]

 Konrad236: No progress bar, maybe next version? but very useful app, thanks! [2009-05-03 09:33]

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