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Old 20-11-2001, 16:06
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真Why can't all files be .ISO??

What CD writing program burns .BIN files??
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Old 20-11-2001, 16:13
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CDRWin.

Also IMG files made with CloneCD can be renamed BIN (so far as I've been able test).

Haven't tried ISO files. Might work - try it. But be careful when you burn. If you haven't code a Cue Sheet then you have to correctly set your CDRWin burn serttings.
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Old 20-11-2001, 16:17
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Old 20-11-2001, 17:05
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Prosze bardzo.
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Old 26-11-2001, 09:23
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Charlie (21-11-2001 00:13):
CDRWin.

Also IMG files made with CloneCD can be renamed BIN (so far as I've been able test).

Haven't tried ISO files. Might work - try it. But be careful when you burn. If you haven't code a Cue Sheet then you have to correctly set your CDRWin burn serttings.
Being new to this stuff I might be asking a useless question, however: I have numerous bin file images without a cue sheet. What method is best used to create the cue sheet?
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Old 26-11-2001, 12:37
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notepad.exe

1 Take an existing cue file from a PSX game as the template
2 Change an obvious field (the name) to correspond with the BIN filename
3 Save as binfilename.CUE

Usually does the trick.
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