HELP! How can I burn bin and cue files to DVD+R?

[KINNEY0201]

Please Help, I'm stuck! I have a bin file and a cue file and I need to burn them onto a dvd. I am out of DVD-R's and all I have left are DVD+R's. Could someone please tell me the steps to get the bin and cue onto the DVD+R successfully. Thanks so much!

[Sifaga]

https://www.videohelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=276816&highlight=bin+cue

[KINNEY0201]

Already saw that link, problem is when it comes time to burn the file, it won't accept a dvd+r, it seems to be looking for dvd-r?????[/quote]

[Krispy Kritter]

Assuming of course that it is actually a dvd image and not a cd image, it shouldn't matter what type of disc (+R/RW or -R/RW) that you are attempting to use. What is the exact error you are getting?

[Baldrick]

you can not burn a cd bin/cue on a dvd. read the link above how to extract the content.

[edsmith77]

Not to be to picky,
BUT....
It is not clear what is intent is.
You certainly can burn bin/cue files to DVD+R. If your goal is for archiving until you get more DVD-R disks then burn as data files and you are good. If you are want them to work the same as you would with -R media then that was covered earlier.

A few more details would be helpful or the information given will be less than helpful.

[thegeeman]

I've used Nero to burn cue/bin straight to disc and it works fine. Simply drop the cue file in and then follow instructions.

If the cue/bin is a movie, then personally i would use VCDGear to convert cue/bin to MPEG-that way i can check the output before i waste a disc on a load of crap quality.

[KINNEY0201]

The bin/cue is a movie. I used Isobuster to extract the mpeg from the bin. I now have a dvd-r handy. Now all I should have to do is burn it onto the blank dvd-r right? Which program do you recommend to use now that I have the mpeg extracted? Do I do anything with the cue?

[KINNEY0201]

I tried to use TMPGENC Dvd Author, but when I select the mpeg file that I extracted from the .bin I get the following error message:

The video framerate 23.976 fps cannot be used for a standard DVD.
You can only use the following framerate for a standard DVD:
29.97 fps (NTSC format only)
25 fps (PAL format only)


What can I do now?

[thegeeman]

Extract cue/bin movie file. Use VCD Gear to extract to MPeg (Mpeg1). You need to then convert to convert to MPeg 2. I use TMPGenc Plus but there are a whole host of encoders out there so chose one which you are comfortable with. Once done, you can use TMPGenc DVD Author to create TS folders and burn as normal.

[KINNEY0201]

I have already extracted the mpegav file using Isobuster. Now I have the .dat file. What do I do with that. I'm not trying to be difficult, just new at this.

[Sifaga]

which guide are you following

This is a guide that uses isobuster to extract http://www.digitalfaq.com/dvdguides/convert/vcdtodvd/vcdtodvd.htm

or you could try waynes mini guide above using VCD Gear

[thegeeman]

Bottom line is you're gonna have to change the file extension from .dat to .mpg. Hence why i would have simply used VCDGear (freeware) to extract straight to Mpeg. Once you have the mpeg file then start encoding and authoring. A million and one posts on encoding here-just go far that which you are comfortable with.