Authoring bin/cue files

[n18rks]

Morning all,
I hope i am in the correct forum to post this but here goes.

I have 4 bin/cue files approx 700mB each and wish to burn them onto a 4.7Gb DVD disk.I also wish to have a title page which will allow me to select the required bin/cue file when i play it through my DVD player.(it does play DVD - R + R etc ok)

I have done this in the past with 4 mpegs via TMPGen DVD Author but it does not like it when i try to do the same with the bin/cue files.

Does anyone out there know if this :
a)possible
and
b) if so what software should i be using ?

Any asdvice would be grateful.

Kind regards
N18RKS

[psx_pirate]

use a program such as vcd gear (there are others) to strip the mpegs from the cue/bin files (cue/bin files are just iso images that can be burned directly to cd/dvd) then you can author them to dvd in the same way as you normally do with mpegs

[jimmalenko]

https://www.videohelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=129786 and/or https://www.videohelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=233348 might help. You need to extract what's in the bin files and then deal with whatever is in them (you may have to convert to DVD-compliant MPEG-2, or they may already be DVD-compliant).

[jman98]

What exactly they are BIN/CUE files of is very important. If they are of VCDs, please note that many DVD authoring programs may refuse to allow you to make a DVD from MPEG-1 video, even though the video part of a VCD is totally valid for DVD.
If they are of SVCDs, please note that SVCD resolutions are not valid for DVD, which will require to either use an authoring program that doesn't care (DVD-Lab) or to use a DVD patching tool to lie about the resolutions. Or you could encode them to the correct resolution.
Please note that standard VCD/SVCD use 44.1 KHz audio, which must be converted to 48 KHz for DVD.
Sounds like you have a lot of work ahead of you.

[BJ_M]

they might also be AVI files of some type .... which you will have to do a few things to ..