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bin cue????

i downloaded a movine that contains 3 cds and in each CD folder ther is around 57 rar files each with a bin (800megs) and a cue (1k) how am i supposed to extract 57 800 meg files or am i just dumb (probably just dumb) any help would be great. (new to this downloading movies thing)

i read the anwser for this in a post. bet you can find it

I know for a fact I've answered this question and more in GREAT detail in a thread, on this forum, less than two weeks ago. Not only that, but because the post was by me, it's automatically 109% better than any other forum posts and if you read enough of them it makes you more manly!


P.S. Hello Frank, got yourself another account until you get banned again I see

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because no one else will answer:

1. extract the bin from each of the rar files, you may encounter some errors, but these are due to the source of the files, asian silvers are encoded in their native language, and americanizing does leave traces, so disregard the errors as they occur...
2. when you have all 57 bins, you need to use a program like tmpeg encode to multiplex all the files together, as each contains 1/57th of the total film. unfortunately these are time division multiplexed, so a bit is written to each rar in sequence, leaving 56 parts between each bit in a single rar.
3. after the bins are multiplexed, you have a single mpg layer file encoded into a bin image that needs to be stripped out of the bin, using a utility such as isobuster or winiso.
4. now you have the mpg, and can either drop directly onto a cd or watch on your computer

enjoy

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Originally posted by Dwaggy
Thats alot of words for someone that sells DVDs out of the back of a truck

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if you want it on 1 single DVDr to watch on ur stand alone DVD players

try SVCD2DVD

cost around 10 pounds

dont even have to extract from bin (or any other image file)

just high light the files you want, can even put chappter points in at differnt time gaps (which you choose)


about 3 clicks in all to do the above at the finished product is a series of vob files which you simpley burn with program like nero 6

the whole thing includeing burn time is around 30-40 mins

Dr.B

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wanna see my winkle?

bin and cue

when u down load the files just right click on the first file and extract here the put them through vcd gear