How to extract audio tracks from ISO disk image in Linux?

Question

linux

The question seems to be stupid and banal, but I did not find a single tool for solving the problem.
cdparanoia only works with real drives.

Answer 1

I found a solution, "MDF Audio Extracter", a very small utility that does exactly what it needs (I originally had the image in MDF) - pulls out wav-files of tracks that can be encoded further

Answer 2

If you convert to something, then it should work simply:
flac --channels=2 --sample-rate=44100 --endian=little --bps=16 your_disk.iso -c > your_disk.flac (of course, options are not necessarily )
And if you need the original, that is, cdemu, use it to mount the disk and then cdparanoia will do everything.

Answer 3

<nerd> An
ISO image is called ISO because it contains the file system according to the ISO 9660 standard. This FS does not apply in any way to audio CDs that contain tracks in a different format. Conclusion - you do not have an ISO image :)
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