Convert uif Images in Ubuntu Linux

In my windows ages I was used to make backups in uif format. Sofar I couldn’t find any way to transform these images back from .uif to .iso. For all the people out there who don’t know what uif is:

Universal Image Format(UIF) is a powerful compression image file format for backing up CD/DVD. It is fast, reliable, and has rich set of features which include password-protected, data encryption, MD5 checksum support and much more. UIF can not only contain the complete data of CD/DVD just like ISO image, But UIF also supports backing up multi-session CD/DVD, Audio-CD, VCD, SVCD and DVD-Video.

Before I was always using magicISO in wine or virtualbox. Today I found a great tool to do that right inside ubunt. Just get the tool here and compile it and have fun!

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3 Responses to “Convert uif Images in Ubuntu Linux”  

  1. 1 Ravindran

    Hi..
    this might be useful http://wesleybailey.com/blog/2008/03/28/linux-uif-to-iso/

    Cheers!
    Ravindran

  2. 2 Mark

    You can check http://www.teseter.com for some info and links regarding .uif images

  3. 3 Wes

    I think the UIF2ISO tool is a awesome find. Now we don’t need to install MagicISO and Wine, It can all be done on the command line..




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