.CCD File Extension

SlySoft CloneCD was a CD and DVD burning application that could be used to make exact copies of music, video, and data discs, regardless of Digital Rights Management (DRM) restrictions. When CloneCD created a disk image from a disc, it saved the disk image data across a number of files. The disk image's main data was saved in an IMG file, its subchannel data was saved in a .SUB file, and its control data was saved in a CCD file. The disk image's control data specified what type of data the original disc contained, as well as how that data was structured.

When creating a new disc using CloneCD, users needed to supply the IMG, CCD, and SUB files CloneCD created from the original disc. While CloneCD is now discontinued, other disc-burning applications can still be used to combine CloneCD IMG, CCD, and SUB files into usable discs.

You can use a CCD file and its corresponding IMG and SUB files to create discs in several Windows programs, including:

• H+H Software Virtual CD
• Sysprogs WinCDEmu
• gBurner Systems gBurner

Linux users can use the program ccd2iso to transform a CloneCD disc image into an .ISO file.