benzwu

AFAIK, single session disk image in NRG format is a 600 bytes header and standard iso data after that. To remove the first 600 bytes, we can use dd utility from terminal.
The command format as follow,
dd if=source.nrg of=target.iso bs=512 skip=600
Replace source.nrg with your NRG file and target.iso with your desired target iso file name.
Good luck.

I’ve been trying to find how to create iso image using my OS X Leopard and I’m in vague whether iso or OS X Leopard is not “standard” enough in the industry.
My search was in a dead end in desperate I hit on Wikipedia and found this,
ISO image files typically have a file extension of [...]