I'm currently working with a downloaded .cdi file, and I'm not sure what to make of it. All I really want to do is extract the data from it (ie the files from the image itself), but I can't find any proggy to do that. I used ISOBuster to actually read the cdi file, and from there I've converted it into a .bin file usign raw reading. From there, I converted it into an .iso file and tried reading it with WinISO, without success. Has anyone ever worked with a .cdi image file before and/or have any information on how to extract the data from it? Google has been quite unhelpful in this other than to advertise bullshit recovery tools. Thanks.
Edit: Erm...did you mean a .cdi file as in a Disc Juggler image or as in the laserdisc images for the CD-I?<P ID="edit"><FONT class="small">Edited by Ugly Joe on 04/06/05 11:40 AM.</FONT></P>
> No idea really....the site was in swedish, so I'm not really
> sure what to make of it :-/
Well, the cdi extension, as far as disc images are concerned, are used by Disc Juggler (so download the trial if you want to burn it). Deamon Tools is free and you can mount it so that your computer will as if it were in a disc drive.
