I downloaded something and annoyingly it's in .bin and .cue format. It's not a movie file but an application. I downloaded Cdrwin but it couldn't find "a supported cd drive" or something when I've got the latest dvdr drive.
quote:Originally posted by Dutch I downloaded something and annoyingly it's in .bin and .cue format. It's not a movie file but an application. I downloaded Cdrwin but it couldn't find "a supported cd drive" or something when I've got the latest dvdr drive.
How do I burn these bastards? Cheers
Haven't heard bin and cue in yrs, ahh the memories.
I think you can always use isobuster or similar program to extract the file and reburn it with nero if i remember correctly
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I actually found a freeware app called winbin2iso that allowed me to convert the bin to an iso. The crappy burning software that came with my laptop could then burn this thank heavens.
winbin2iso looks awful but it works and it requires no installation etc which I love about small little programs.
11-12-2008 10:29 PM
