Guide, Burning cue/bin files, for noobs that ask.

Posted: Mon Dec 18, 2006 9:58 am

like every other problem in life use alcohol!!
it burns everything and you can make more than one virtual drives 32 to be precise(not that you would need them...)
Rolling Eyes

Posted: Mon Dec 18, 2006 4:04 pm

ira25666 wrote:

like every other problem in life use alcohol!!
it burns everything and you can make more than one virtual drives 32 to be precise(not that you would need them...)
Rolling Eyes

Alcohol 120% can't make use of .daa files... Razz

Score one for PowerIso!

Posted: Fri May 18, 2007 7:27 am

hi can you help me with bin files? i've followed your guide to using nero and when i get bin file from windows explorer to open it doesnt come up with Open with burning rom just open with nero express which i do, only to be told of an unexpected file format and have disk thrown back out of drive at me. i'm obviously goofing up somewhere can you help tnx

WeekendGeek wrote:

Instead of typing the same reply over and over everytime someone asks "How do I burn cue/bin files" I paste this quick guide. Note that a link to Nero is provided. If anyone knows a working Nero link we could replace the one I included and make it a main-stay? Please feel free to expand on this if you wish.

The guide is located at the top of this forum "Sticky: Links - README first".
Click here > http://isohunt.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=409

Simple Guide to Burning .cue/.bin files
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Use Nero- Burning ROM (suggest v.5.5 or higher):
http://isohunt.com/torrents.php?ihq=Nero&ext=&op=and

1. Place a blank CDR in your burner.

2. Open Windows Explorer (not Internet Explorer) and navigate to CD 1.

3. Right-click the cue file. A pop-up menu will appear. Select open with "Nero - Burning Rom" from the pop-up menu.

4. Nero will open. Close the wizard. Close the burn compiliation window.

5. Click "File" and select Burn Image.

6. A navigation window will open. Navigate to CD 1 > Select the cue file > Open/burn the cue file.

7. Thats it. The burning process will start automaticaly.

Now, if the file is 700 MB, you need a 700 - 800 MB blank CD, and your burner must support over burn. Understand, the cue file contains the instructions for burners to write the CD (kind of), so don't get confused. Just do the steps and take your time.

Note: Some cue/bin compiliations may be larger than 700 MB, however will burn less than 700 MB. Trial and error in this case. Unless the .nfo file contains this information.

Is that better? Let me know ok. Wink

Posted: Thu Nov 08, 2007 9:02 pm

Hi...I'd like to know how to burn avi files into a dvd so that it can be played by dvd players other than the one in the computer...And if i use the format which you give me,how many avi files which are approx.700 mb can i fit into a dvd..Will it write at the same size or will it be bigger when it gets written into the dvd...
I'm talking about a 4. something gb dvd...

Posted: Tue Oct 14, 2008 5:04 am

I like to use Power ISO, it gives you 8 X virtual drives and does them all with out much lag & drag shit!!

I have also used:

Alcohol 120%

Daemon Tools

Nero

These are all good but I recommend Power Iso!! Very Happy

But hey what would I know!! Razz

Posted: Sun May 10, 2009 5:43 am

better you get Poer iso or Ultra Iso ist much better than nero ;)

Posted: Wed May 27, 2009 9:52 am

I had some of trouble with .bin .cue files, when I started DLing. I'll tell you how to watch, and how to burn it.

You'll need the VLC player to play it, isobuster to convert it, and ConvertXto DVD to burn it. (Supposedly Nero is better, but this is what I do, and IT WORKS!)

The VLC Player is a free download from Videolan @ http://www.videolan.org/ .

Isobuster can be paid for @ www.isobuster.com/ . Or you can "obtain" it @ http://www.mininova.org/tor/2175030 (Or MAYBE here on isohunt. Im giving you a DL I trust.)

ConvertX to DVD can be paid for @ http://www.vso-software.fr/products/convert_x_to_dvd/ , or can also be "obtained" @ http://isohunt.com/torrent_details/27135666/convertx+to+dvd?tab=comments . READ THE DOCUMENT!! DONT LET IT UPDATE!!

Once you've got ur apps, open the file. You'll have 2. There will be a .bin file, and a .cue file. Ignore the .cue file. The .bin file contains your movie.

Use Isobuster to extract the movie from the .bin file. You'll extract multiple files. Open the MPEGAV file. It contains a .dat file. The .dat file is ur movie. Simply rename it, and you have a file that can be, both watched on the VLC Player, and burnt with ConvertX.

Hope this helps some1 enjoy future torrents.

-Subtle-

Posted: Sat Oct 31, 2009 10:55 am

I was a spammer, they killed me...

Posted: Sat Oct 31, 2009 11:00 am

Piss off spammer