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How to Split Audio Tracks from ISO file

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I have an ISO file that was created out of an audio CD. I received this ISO from another computer and I don't have a CD burner. I'd like to split the audio tracks in the ISO with a program such as [abcde](https://abcde.einval.com) or using a more low level program such as [cdparanoia](http://www.xiph.org/paranoia/) . I've tried to mount the ISO but I saw this directory layout: /media/doron/iso ├── 2C_AUDIO │ ├── 2C_AREA1.TOC │ ├── 2C_AREA2.TOC │ ├── 2C_TAREA.2CH │ ├── TRACK001.2CH │ ├── TRACK002.2CH │ ├── TRACK003.2CH │ ├── TRACK004.2CH │ ├── TRACK005.2CH │ ├── TRACK006.2CH │ ├── TRACK007.2CH │ ├── TRACK008.2CH │ ├── TRACK009.2CH │ ├── TRACK010.2CH │ ├── TRACK011.2CH │ ├── TRACK012.2CH │ ├── TRACK013.2CH │ └── TRACK014.2CH ├── MASTER1.TOC ├── MASTER2.TOC ├── MASTER3.TOC └── SRM0.LST 1 directory, 21 files All search results I've hit with the internet gave solutions for the reverse operation. I know I can burn the ISO to a real CD and then read it with abcde but I don't have access to a CD burner/reader.
Asked by Doron Behar (773 rep)
Jan 15, 2019, 11:31 AM
Last activity: Jan 15, 2019, 12:13 PM