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  1. 20th Jan 2005 16:42 #1
    welz400
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    I have got a media file which is in the.bin and .cue format for a bootable cd?
    Is there any way those files can be converted to avi or even mpg?

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    Originally Posted by welz400
    I have got a media file which is in the.bin and .cue format for a bootable cd?
    Is there any way those files can be converted to avi or even mpg?

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    Isobuster or UltraISO
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  5. 21st Jan 2005 15:22 #5
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    Ok thanks, I have Isobuster and have extracted the AVSEQ01.DAT file to my hard drive, but what do I use to convert that file?

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    Originally Posted by welz400
    Ok thanks, I have Isobuster and have extracted the AVSEQ01.DAT file to my hard drive, but what do I use to convert that file?

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    Rename the dat extension to mpg
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