ISO files extraction

[SigurdF]

Hi,
I have a DVD with an ISO9660 image burned on it. I would like to extract some graphical files included in that ISO image. I tried to do so with ISOmaster. But the lower area is empty (gray). It does not work? What else can I do?
Regards, Sigurd

[dibl]

Have you tried to rip it with K3b?

[SigurdF]

Hi,
I just tried to to rip the iso file with K3b. I found a menu with "Rip Audio CD", "Rip Video CD" and "Rip Video DVD". But there was no way to rip an iso image file to extract some jp2 graphics files. What else can I do?
Regards, Sigurd

[Snowhog]

See MountIso

[SigurdF]

Hi,
I am sorry but the DVD is mounted. And I cannot extract the jp2 graphical files with K3b. I can see them. But how can I extract them?
Regards, Sigurd

[zzzleepy]

You can copy the ISO image to your hard disk and mount it with AcetoneISO or a similar tool and then copy the file you want to another folder.
Ark can extract iso files too. Have you tried right click and extract?

[dibl]

If you use K3b and tell it you want to "copy" the data DVD, it will copy the ISO image into /tmp, and then tell you to insert the blank/target DVD (which you don't need to do). At that point, you (as a user) can copy the image from /tmp to your home folder.

Next, make a mount point for the image file:

sudo mkdir -p /mnt/MYISO

next, mount the image file that you copied to your home folder:

sudo mount -o loop /home/Sigurd/filethatIcopied.iso /mnt/MYISO

Now, using Dolphin, you should be able to copy whatever you want from /mnt/MYISO to wherever you want it. (Assuming files have not been corrupted somehow.)

[SigurdF]

Hi,
I installed "Simple Mount ISO" in Dolphin. But the right-click oon the DVD did not show the option "Mount it".
Using K3b I tried "Copy Medium". I got the attached message. It does not work. Are these files lost?
Regards, Sigurd

[dibl]

If it is possible, you should try it on different optical drives. Sometimes a borderline CD or DVD is readable (error free) on some drives but not other drives. If you can't read it on any drive that is available to you, then I'm afraid you have a coaster there.

[zzzleepy]

I don't get it. You have a dvd containing an iso file? Or you used an iso image to create a dvd?

[SigurdF]

Hi,
yes, I just thought I might have a corrupted DVD. I installed GNOME commander. I was able to see all the files. But when I started to copy one file I got an I/O error. Perhaps these graphics are lost.
Thank you for your help,
Sigurd

[Jonas]

hmm.. can't you extract the files/images with peazip? I was able to extract a icon image from a .iso with peazip (maybe I didn't understand the question )

[dibl]

The K3b error on post #9, plus the I/O error with gnome commander, both indicate the same problem -- reading the media.