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Bin with No Cue

pickarooney · 2004-02-13 14:07:17

Anyone know of a way to burn a .bin file with no corresponding .cue? Or how to make a .cue file from the .bin? Preferably with a linux burning program, so as not to waste a CD transferring it to a windows machine.

13-02-2004 2:07pm

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Anyone know of a way to burn a .bin file with no corresponding .cue? Or how to make a .cue file from the .bin? Preferably with a linux burning program, so as not to waste a CD transferring it to a windows machine.

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#2 13-02-2004 3:33pm

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and mr.google says.....
http://users.pandora.be/hojo/tutorial2.htm

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#3 14-02-2004 12:24pm

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Cheers!
It recognised the file at least, and burned at 32x (usually can't go above 8x) but I can't read the burned disk. Would this be normal seeing as the content of the .bin was a Mac application?

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