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  1. 2nd Jun 2005 16:14 #1
    tonyburns
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    hi
    ive got a bin and cue file thats 803mb
    how do i burn this file ive tried nero its says my 800mb cd too small
    it wont let me do it with a dvd
    any ideas
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  2. 2nd Jun 2005 16:31 #2
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    Enable "Overburning"
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    Are you trying to burn the bin to cd as data or are you trying to burn the bin image?
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  4. 2nd Jun 2005 18:10 #4
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    a bin image
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  5. 3rd Jun 2005 05:39 #5
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    Well, in nero express choose the "Disk Image..." option & load up the cue file.

    A 800MB BIN image of a SVCD (for example) will actually fit on a 700MB CDR due to the burning mode.
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  6. 3rd Jun 2005 08:36 #6
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    ...or burn with Burnatonce.

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  7. 3rd Jun 2005 08:41 #7
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    Originally Posted by mats.hogberg
    ...or burn with Burnatonce.

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    Do this, its a great bit of free software
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  8. 3rd Jun 2005 09:00 #8
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    Yes, starting up a video encoder/dvd/svcd/vcdautorer/audio editor/coffee grinder(oops - I almost forgot: /CD Burner ) is a vast overkill just to burn a CD image...

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  9. 3rd Jun 2005 09:28 #9
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    Originally Posted by mats.hogberg
    Yes, starting up a video encoder/dvd/svcd/vcdautorer/audio editor/coffee grinder(oops - I almost forgot: /CD Burner ) is a vast overkill just to burn a CD image...

    /Mats
    Indeed. I only mentioned it because thats the the OP was using anyway. But yes there are about 15 to 20 apps which can burn BIN images.
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  10. 3rd Jun 2005 11:26 #10
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    CDRWIN from goldenhawkn will burn cue/bin images ... get it here (limited burn speed free trial available) http://www.goldenhawk.com/
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  11. 3rd Jun 2005 12:37 #11
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    i can't see why nero is not enough to complete this. make sure you have overburn selected, for a little more at least. CdRwin is only 1x on demo.
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    did you try "overburning"?
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  13. 3rd Jun 2005 12:58 #13
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    thanks for replies
    i tried Burnatonce it works a treat
    wheres the setting in nero for over burning
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