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  1. 2nd Jul 2004 22:38 #1
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    I would like to know how to convert an avi file to a bin/cue file. I don't care if it's SVCD or not. i would just like to know how i can convert an avi file to a bin/cue file. That is all. Sorry for the repition
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    ultraiso lets you save as bin/cue.
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    I have a file over 300MB and that will not let me save any files over 300MB. Is there another way? Or program? It has to be able to save 700MB though.
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    Cdrwin does bin/cue.
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    Cdrwin does bin/cue but only in image files of cds,it does iso compilations of data files,you have to pay and register ultraiso if you want to get over the 300mb restriction.If you really want a bin/cue file that badly you can burn the avi to cd-rw and then rip the cd with cdrwin or alcohol 120% in cue/bin format.
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    Search for Mode2CDMaker. It is free.
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