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Old 17-06-2015, 10:47
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Originally Posted by Pasq92 View Post
Hi, I have a simple question..I'm new to repacking and I'm wondering if I can extract and then recompress .bin files to make them fit dvd5 or maybe join/split them without using too many tools.

Example: I have Setup1.bin (11.3 gb), Setup2.bin (200 mb), Setup3.bin (400 mb), setup.exe
and I want to make them become something like:
Setup1.bin (4.3 gb), Setup2.bin (4.3 gb), Setup3.bin (3.3 gb), setup.exe

Is it possible without scripts, just by using a simple software?

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You can not change the size of an already compressed file * .bin.
The rationale is to compress and split the installation folder of the game that you have previously installed it your PC...
As written by @y_thelastknight you can use this http://www.fileforums.com/showthread.php?t=96619 OR http://www.fileforums.com/showthread.php?t=96464
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