BIN format?

[crisscross]

Guys,

I have a image file in BIN format. How do I burn a cd with this on either Easy CD Creator 4 or CDRWin 3.8? Please help.

Thanx.

 

[crisscross]

^bump

guys, please help! I am stuck here!.

 

[NeoMadHatter]

you need a " .cue " file for the bin image or get a bin 2 iso program. if you have the cue file just use the first option in cdrwin.

 

[fow99]

I can't really remember what .bin is. But whatever it is. Daemon tools should be
able to simulate it into a scsi CD_ROM. And then you can ...........................

 

[DannyLove]

.BIN files only work in conjunction with .CUE files. Whereever you downloaded the .BIN file, there should have been a .CUE file along with it. There are two options that you can have.

1. create your own .cue file, which is a bit risky. example: if you open a cue file in .txt format, you'll get the following:
FILE "<<image file name here>>"BINARY
TRACK 1 MODE1/2352
INDEX 1 00:00:00

but, since you don't know what type of bin this is then you'll have trouble making it. Mode1/2352 are common, but there are Mode2. again, this is the risky part of creating on yourself. Maybe you can open the .BIN someone and see what type of file this is and edit the cue.

2. If you can't find a cue file nor make one, then my only suggestion is to convert the .BIN file to an .ISO file. This can be done using the following program: BINISO

Hope I helped:

danny~!

 

[vash]

With .BIN, you will need a .CUE file.

Or you can find the bin2iso converter and burn it with most CDR apps out there.

vash