CD emulator
Does anyone know of a CD emulator (like Alcohol or Daemon tools for windows) but made for Linux?
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"CD emulator"..umm that's a weird term. Do you mean you would like to be able to use a CD image file instead of a real in-drive CD? It depends on what you need, but you can mount a CD image file to a directory like this:
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mount -o loop /home/fofire/cdimage.iso /media/cdrom If it's about games that do cd checks and so on, then I'm not sure if that's enough. |
Well you can easily create images of CDs or DVDs with 'dd'. For example, if the CD/DVD drive is /dev/hdc:
dd if=/dev/hdc of=myimage.iso The file then has the image of the CD/DVD. You can use the image of a CD/DVD as it it were a disk in a drive, by "loopback" mounting it. For example: mkdir somedir mount -t iso9660 myimage.iso somedir -o loop,ro The above will create a directory (mountpoint) called somedir, and loopback mount the CD/DVD image. You can then use the files in "somedir/" as if the physical CD/DVD were mounted there. |
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Thanks for the help . . . yeah I want to mount a bin/cue in order watch movies. I will try that option. I didnt think about Linux already haveing it programed into it. Thanks again Fofire |
There's no reason in Linux to mount a bin/cue or iso to play a movie. You can play the bin file directly:
mplayer some.bin If it's an iso image of a DVD, you can play it with (for example): mplayer dvd://1 -dvd-device /home/myuser/some.iso |
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I feel so stupid for not trying that . . . you're right it works like that Thanks fofire |
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