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1st Post- Go easy!!

Before you all ask, I have searc hed, but couldnt find what I was looking for...

I'm mainly used to downloading avi's and converting, but I downloaded a movie for my little boys bday this weekend.

The folder has 2 files in it, disc1 and disc 2, both containening about 10ish .rar files.

Unzipped the first one which has a bin and cue file.

Question is, where do I go from here??

Thanks for the help and please dont slag me off to much!!

J

It sounds like a normal "iso" file, basically you've downloaded a CD image, these normally come as a cue/bin pair of files that can be burnt with most software (although I personally prefer BurnAtOnce, cos it's small and free).

OK, right-click the first rar of the archive (the file extensions are probably numbered sequentially but if you've got Windows set to hide file extensions you won't know) and "Unrar" it. Whatever software you use to extract it should realise it's a multi-part archive and extract the whole lot. Then do the same with CD2.

Now, all you need to do is load the .cue file into your favourite burning software, or if you're as super as me you simply double-click it and BurnAtOnce loads

Oh, now you're tinkering with CD images (and eventually DVD images at a guess) check out a free program called Daemon Tools - it lets you play CD images as a "virtual" CD drive on the PC.

See? I didn't slag you off at all... You fucker

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u diden't seach hard enough. i think me and a few other people have already answered this 100000 x times


ya Bin/Cue is the cd image just burn it with Alcholo 120 or fileburner or some other gay image burning software!

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