How to burn .cue to DVD?

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  1. THFS

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    I read the FAQ, but nothing listed says anything about DVDs. I downloaded a file and it came in .bin and .cue, but I need to burn it onto DVD.

    How can I do this?
     
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    Where did you get these files you "downloaded"? Piracy isn't discussed.
     
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    IRC. Does it really matter where I got it from? If you must know, one of my PS2 games is scratched beyond recognition, so I downloaded it instead of letting the scratched copy ruin my laser. It's already half wrecked.
     
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    Anyone?
     
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    THFS, yes it does matter, and as stated before, piracy is not allowed to be discussed. I have no experience in working with PS2 game back-ups. You can use Nerovision Express to work with bin/cue movie files. You must first extract with winrar and then go into nve2 where you can also create a menu for your movie. Not sure how that translates to PS2.
     
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    Alright, thanks for your help. At least now I know .cue CAN be burned to DVD, shame that Nerovision does movies only.

    If anyone suspects me, I can post a photo of the disc that's scratched. I just don't want to get banned or anything, this place is great.
     
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    There is a PS2 cd back-up discussion in this forum. You might find your answers there. Good luck!
     
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    Thanks, I'll need it.
     
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