Quick Question About Splittin' A File In Two

[CT's_Finest!]

I Have Check The Site But Can't Find an answer..

How Can U Splitt A .cue/.bin file in two parts, for burning to Cd-r ??

[johns0]

Use vcdeasy,isobuster or other programs to extract the mpg file and then use tmpgenc to split the mpg,for more info use the left menu in green named edit and it will give you extensive help on this issue.

[ZippyP.]

I don't understand why you need to split a bin file. It's a disk image and as such should fit on one disk. Why put it on two disks? Just burn it!

[CT's_Finest!]

I don't understand why you need to split a bin file. It's a disk image and as such should fit on one disk. Why put it on two disks? Just burn it!

Because I Still Burn Movies Useing a Standard Cd-burner And Cd-r are Only 80 mins And The Movies Is a 2 hour long film

[ZippyP.]

Because I Still Burn Movies Useing a Standard Cd-burner And Cd-r are Only 80 mins And The Movies Is a 2 hour long film

80 minutes is the rating if it is being used as an audio CD. You can fit as much time as you want on a CD when it's a VCD or SVCD, up to 800 MB in size. How many minutes on the disk depends on the encoding method used. Basically, it's the bitrate (rated in kb/s) that determines minutes per disk.

If your cue/bin is a CD disk image and is about 800 MB (or less) then you should be able to just burn it to disk as is. Give it a go.