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Both of these softwares can also create.CUE files for increased compatibility 5) I have a.BIN &.CUE, but my CD writing software can't locate the.BIN file? Edit the.CUE file with Notepad (or similar) and verify that the FILE 'C: path image.bin' matches the location of your image file 6) My image file is IMAGE.BIN.EXE and I can't rename it. Find out How to Open BIN and CUE files with the help of our detailed step by step guide. BIN file, we can easily create by searching the internet. CUE format that allows us to mount virtual units of the content of these files in addition to. Click File menu 6. Click the Red X to close it 8. Right click the New Text Document.txt and select Rename 9. Rename it like your bin file except with a cue extension: gameiso.cue 10. Now any program that can read CD-rom ISOs (nero, alcohol, etc) should be ready to read the file. If you have problems, you may have not changed. EASY TUTORIAL where I show you how to create the neccesary CUE file from the bin file for our PS GAMES. TUTORIAL where I show you how to create the neccesary CUE file from the bin file for our.

Hi all !

I'm trying to make images from some old PC games, old enough to have audio tracks... It's easy to do this with cdrdao, but I want to use those images under Windows, with Daemon Tools, and it doesn't read .toc files. Plus, toc2cue is not able to make working .cue files :

[...] if the toc-file contains audio tracks the byte order of the image file will be wrong. This will result in static noise when the cue file is used for recording (even with cdrdao(1) itself).

(http://www.digipedia.pl/man/toc2cue.1.html)

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I experienced this, and cdrdao's toc files are even refused by other converters (I tried cueconvert : syntax error in toc file).

Create Cue File For Bin On

I found a program for Windows (DDump) which does the job, but I don't really want to reboot each time I have to copy a mixed cd. Anyway, I want to understand. I searched the Web like a crazy, I have a leg through the window, ready to suicide, as everybody talks about 'how to burn bin/cue', but nobody about 'how to make a working bin/cue' ! As if nobody ever creates this kind of images ! They appear from nowhere, *poof* !

So, I ask : does anybody know how to make a bin/cue image from a mixed cd under Linux, with working audio tracks ?


NB : I wanted to try Brasero, but a new bug makes it unusable.

Last edited by Vladislav IV (2008-10-08 16:03:42)

BIN / CUE format is used to store disc image, which is composed a cue sheet file (.cue) and one or more bin files. The cue file is a plain-text file, which stores the information of disc and tracks. The bin file is a binary file, which stores the raw sector-by-sector copies of the tracks in the disc. With PowerISO, you can open BIN / CUE files, burn them to disc, or mount as virtual drive. To open BIN / CUE files and extract files from them, please follow the steps,

  • Run PowerISO.

  • Click the 'Open' button on toolbar or choose 'File > Open' menu, then select the BIN or CUE file to open. PowerISO will automatically locate corresponding CUE file when you select a BIN file, and vice versa.

  • PowerISO will open the selected BIN / CUE files, and list all files with them.

  • Click the 'Extract' button on toolbar to open 'Extract BIN file' dialog.

  • Choose the destination directory for extraction.

  • If you want to extract all files, you should select 'All files' option.

  • Click the 'OK' button to start extracting BIN / CUE file.

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