Max sat in his dimly lit office, staring at a dusty external hard drive he’d unearthed from a box labeled "College 2008." Inside was a single file: Legacy_Project.ccd

  1. Download ccd2iso (free, 100 KB).
  2. Place it in the folder with your .ccd and .img files.
  3. Run ccd2iso game.ccd game.iso
  4. Mount the resulting ISO and install your software.
  1. Install: sudo apt-get install bchunk
  2. Run: 
    bchunk input.img input.ccd output
    This will create output.iso.

Data Loss:

CloneCD images often contain "sub-channel" data (stored in the .sub file) used for copy protection or specific disc features. Converting to ISO removes this extra data, as the ISO format only supports standard data sectors.

bchunk image.img image.cue output.iso

  1. Install the tool:

    2) Verify the ISO

    A complete CloneCD image isn't just one file. For a successful conversion, ensure you have the following in the same folder:

    ccd2iso is a small, free tool that extracts the data track from a CCD/IMG pair and creates a pure ISO.