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How can I burn this .bin file?

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Descartes

Lifer
*shrug*

I had my coworker burn me an image of a CD, but I can't for the life of me get it burned. I've created a few coasters already trying to burn it w/ Nero, so I'm down to my last CD. It's a .bin file, and he also sent me a .cue file. From the .cue file, I tried to discern the block size and burn a raw image in Nero, but to no avail. Any ideas? I've also got Adaptec Easy CD Creator 4, but it only does ISO.

Any help would be much appreciated.
 
You need to use a program called CDRWIN, it handles bin/cue files.
grab it here
After you install it make sure you have both bin and cue files in the same directory and make sure the path statement in the cue file points
to your bin file. Load up CDRWIN (it's crippled to 1x speed as long as it's not registered) and it'll come up with a small window with a bunch of buttons. choose the top left button (I think it's the one with 2 gold CD's I'm at work and I can't remember the name of the button) Anyways
once that's loaded choose load cuesheet and it'll load up the bin file and the time it takes to burn/size/min etc. after that's loaded just click on the start recording button and presto.
 
How do u burn w/ Fireburner? I've tried it, but couldn't figure out how to burn a .bin (or was it an ISO?). Anyway, I used CDRWin no prob. What's the mojo w/ Fireburner?
 
Shouldn't you be an expert at this RADBOY? Actually all you have to do is load the cue sheet or you can just double click the cue sheet and it'll startup Fireburner and just burn away. Sorry I couldn't give you step-by-step instructions since I'm not at my comp.
 
That's pretty much how you use Fireburner... i don't have it on the system right now since i just did a clean install a few days ago, but i find it much easier and compatible than CDRWIN.
 
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