RecursiveExtractor is a .NET Standard 2.0 archive extraction Library, and Command Line Tool which can process 7zip, ar, bzip2, deb, gzip, iso, rar, tar, vhd, vhdx, vmdk, wim, xzip, and zip archives and any nested combination of the supported formats.
Disc Xplorer is a free, lightweight, cross-platform app for optical disc image browsing, extracting, analyzing, and so much more.
Error Code Modeler: lossless compression for raw CD images (BIN, CDI, NRG, CCD) by stripping redundant ECC/EDC sector data. Modern C23 rewrite with streaming stdin/stdout, CUE sheet generation, and Linux/macOS/Windows builds.
magiciso premium download — MagicISO Premium for Windows 11 & 10. Direct download, install steps and setup guide.
GTK+3 port of isomaster
EDI is short for Executable Disc Image, which is... exactly what it sounds like. Very early in development.
Implementation of a Simple File System in C programming language.
Batch disc image to CHD converter with automatic system detection for 12 retro platforms
Go module: UDF Filesystem Access
The canonical 3DO platform checklist, to be carried across documentation pipelines: the Opera filesystem at sector 0 (not ISO 9660), ARM6 big-endian code behind LaunchMe, CELs and Cel Control Blocks, SDX2 audio and the Data Streamer. A scaffold - every claim is marked [unverified] until a disc says otherwise.
Windows CHD conversion, extraction and verification tool for retro disc images.
Structural documentation of Tales of Symphonia on GameCube (2003, two discs) and PlayStation 2 (2004, one disc): the 1995 Wolf Team block codec on a big-endian console, the first source edit to its decoder since 1997, and the gigabyte the two-disc split cost.
Reverse-engineering notes on The Apprentice (Philips CD-i, The Vision Factory, 1994): a CD-i Ready disc hiding the whole game in track 1's pregap, with the linker's symbol table, a shipped 68000 disassembler, and a soundtrack pressed twice.
Structural documentation of Tales of Vesperia (Xbox 360, 2008, Japan): XGD2, XEX2, the FPS4 container, and the 1995 Tales block codec still running in August 2008 beside Microsoft's XCompress. Analysis only.
The canonical Sega Dreamcast platform checklist, to be carried across documentation pipelines: GD-ROM's two areas, IP.BIN in front of the filesystem, the scrambled SH-4 executable, CRI and Sega middleware, PowerVR textures and the ARM7 AICA driver. A scaffold - every claim is marked [unverified] until a disc says otherwise.
Supreme Overrider is an open-source hex editor and disc image builder. You can edit hex files, open files in hex format and you can build ISO files from every folder that is under 4 GB. It is multi-lingual.
The canonical Tandy/Memorex VIS platform checklist: Modular Windows on an 80286, Win16 NE titles, the CONTROL.TAT vendor block whose leading 84 bytes are byte-identical across three unrelated discs, DispDib and the OPL3/DAC audio paths. Three provenance marks - retail-disc, authoring-side, and SDK-only - kept deliberately separate.
Reverse-engineering notes on Link: The Faces of Evil (Animation Magic / Philips Interactive Media, 1993): CD-i Green Book filesystem, OS-9/68000 executables, real-time streaming, CLUT7 playfields, RL7 animation, ADPCM - and the 325 C function names the retail build still carries.
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