burning bin/cue movie files using nero

[mabos22]

hi
i have recently downloaded a movie in bin + cue format. when i try to burn it to cdr using nero i get an error telling me to insert media that is large enough to burn to. i am using 80 min cdr's ?
any ideas much appreciated.

[cmacleo]

Check the nero web site but the latest few versions are supposed to do this fine. (about 5.5.76) If you are not using the latest try updating and then try again.

Also be aware you may need to edit the .cue file to remove and paths from the file names (at least other burning programs can require this)

[Mirror_Image]

The current Nero version is 5.5.8.0; if you don't have it, go to www.nero.com and grab it.

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Changes from Nero 5.5.7.8 to 5.5.8.0

Features Added:

-Added several new recorders.
-Added code to display the current CD number in the burn status dialog.
-Added play audio track capability to track list in file browser.
-Added code to allow storing of '.iso' CD image files. If the file extension is '.iso' then the compilation can be written in '.iso' format.
-Added support for DVD+R/RW 30mm high-compatibility mode.
-Added support for DVD-RW multisession.
-DVD-Video format added.

Bug Fixes

-If several copies of ISO compilations are written on the image recorder, then there are no more limitations for number of image files
-Display full-o-meter in MB for [S]VCD
-In file browser track view, avoid endless refresh loop.
-Removed possibility to close ISO Compilation while adding files
-The maximum read speed has been set while verifying a compilation.

Remarks

-DVD+RW-"Format" command removed

[petesimon]

I find Nero useful, but I don't know about it burning .bin/.cue sets correctly. So, I use have used CDRDAO command line utility for win32 to burn .bin/.cue sets without a problem. It displays good status info with the " -v " verbose option while it's burning your disc.

cdrdao write [options] toc-file

check it at the soureforge pages:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/cdrdao/

http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/cdrdao/cdrdao-1.1.5.bin.x86.win32.zip

and check a graphical program XDuplicator for Windows if you don't like using the command line:
http://users.forthnet.gr/ath/axatis/XProject/

[gimp]

select the burn image option under file

[homerpez]

I was unaware that NERO could do "cue" files properly now... I assume that means it will leave my TSCV chapers intact?

I'll have to give the latest one a try... I had nearly abandoned my NERO...