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  1. 29th May 2006 08:15 #1
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    Once you burn a VCD. is there a way to play it on the computer? or even the BIn files that are used to make the CD. Is there a way to convert them back to video files?(if they are video files.)
    Just wondering cuz i cant play VCD on my DVD playerd at home!

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    Yes, you can play VCDs on your computer, https://www.videohelp.com/play#vcd

    and I think you can play the bin directly with VLC or extract the video from the bin with isobuster or mount the bin as a virtual cd unit with daemon tools.
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    Isobuster can extract the just the video files you need. Or you can mount the bin/cue with daemontools to play it as a VCD on your PC.
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    cool thankyou guyz!

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  5. 29th May 2006 09:49 #5
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    Vcdgear to extract mpeg from dat .
    Koolplaya should beable to play vcd .
    www.downloads.com , cd/dvd emulation , there are 3 free one's available ... the sheep is fine .

    As for converting to dvd , try super (output as mpeg2 / ac3)
    Demux using batchdemux
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    Burn with nero .. and enjoy .
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