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  1. 21st Jan 2005 21:04 #1
    brew01
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    Can I burn a bin without a cue? If not is it possible to make a cue from a bin so that I can burn it?
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  2. 21st Jan 2005 21:10 #2
    jarv1989
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    I dont remember well, but I think that theres a CUE CREATOR program :P

    but i know for sure that u can
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  3. 21st Jan 2005 21:15 #3
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    You could convert the bin to iso file and then burn it.
    Use this software.

    http://www.weethet.nl/english/cdrw_bintoiso.php

    Also you can burn the iso file with DVD Decrypter if it is a dvd.
    I don't thank it will burn cd disc.
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  4. 21st Jan 2005 21:35 #4
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    An ISO extraction program can do this very easily.

    Try WinISO or ISObuster, both available as a free trial download which will accomplish your purpose.

    I do this all the time, I don't even bother with .cue files at all. I just get the .bin, extract and burn from the extraction directory. Simple.
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  5. 22nd Jan 2005 00:33 #5
    funkguy4
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    Send a message via AIM to funkguy4 Send a message via MSN to funkguy4
    or u canjust load up the .bin into daemon tools then use ur regular copying app
    won't even cost u more than a hunk of electricity and some internet
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  6. 30th Jan 2005 09:39 #6
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    Thanks for all the help.
    I found a program called cueator.
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