bin/que question

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    butturff Member

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    I have nero v.5.5.10.15 and I have no problems with mpg mpg2 xvid and divx. I can't seem to do anything with bin and que files. How do I burn that into a video cd?
     
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    click file - burn image, load the cue file!
     
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    It tells me "Invalid Field in Command"
    and then it says "Could not Perform fixation" Is there any way to tie the bin to the que?
     
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    Well, you can try to burn the bin without the cue!
     
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    you can always try converting the *.bin file to an *.iso file and then using the 'burn image' function in nero.

    this should help if the cue file is missing or messed up.

    good luck...
    -b
     
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    What is a good program to convert the bin to an iso? I tried just burning the bin as an image file and I don't think that is works in my dvd player.
     
    butturff, May 8, 2003
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    WinISO does it, and i'm pretty sure ISOBuster will do it. Might try MagicISO, too.

    good luck!
    -b
     
    beezwax, May 8, 2003
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    why not just write your own cue file? look in the cd-r forum and go to the bin/cue faq look at number 3!
     
    Dela, May 10, 2003
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