hi, i'm newbie. i really appreciate if somebody could tell me what to do here: i downloaded a PC game and its so happen to be cue/bin file. there was an error when i tried to burn the disc in nero (oh and btw, there are 2 discs).. so i found this linkhttp://www.afterdawn.com/guides/archive/bin_cue_with_nero.cfm) hoping that it will help me... the problem is when i clicked on RECORDER, then BURN IMAGE, i had to open my game file containing CD1 and CD2... i clicked on CD1, and i opened it with notepad to change the first line...but it still doesn't work... Is there anyway i can make this work, or is it just useless if i keep trying? please help. :|
try imgburn .. also check the paths in the actual cue file (open with notepad) but why??.. sometimes they list some crap like C:\dave\rips\game instead of nothing or local which obviously is the wrong path on your system.. if you changed the file in any way (the cue file) then you mucked up.. but not totally.. if you opened up the bin file and changed anything it's dead. google editing .cue files .. for more on that little game. people don't always get these right.. I don't bother burning them any more.. they only ever need a crack which we can't talk about... what about mounting the disk image on a nero virtual drive and checking them out?. if they are still mucking about there is a little thing called bin2iso that's a nice little command line bit of fun. BTW .. there is nothing whatsoever "urgent" about burning some bloody game isos.
In this day and age, everything is urgent, and nothing is worth the time to acquire the wisdom to do it. I wonder if her files were corrupted to start with, I've had a few employees give me trash files in the hope that I could turn them into real game CD disks, never work though. The files never mount on a virtual drive and ImgBurn doesn't think they are valid either.
I usually find it's the cue files which are messed up .. that's why I have a few other ways to deal with the things.. then again.. this is a securom loaded game so it's likely to just be rubbish to start with... and really not what anybody should be installing from any source without careful consideration of the real physical damage it can do. the 2004 method (google is so useful.. first hit for burn bin/cue) You can convert the .bin to ISO using WinISO (guide): http://www.downloadatoz.com/winiso/convert-bin-to-iso.html Then burn the ISO using Nero (guide): http://www.weethet.nl/english/cdrw_usingnero_iso.php You could alternatively make a .cue file using the MakeCUE program: http://www-user.rhrk.uni-kl.de/~/junglas/makecue.html which really seems like the long way round when it's just a matter of dropping the cue file into the nero imageburning bit and then reporting the error so we can work it out.. lots of 360 dvd files are messed up just the same.. XD
Just a linux dvd ripping/authoring/burning expert .. and somebody who can work on the fly Open your .cue files and copy/paste them into the topic XD like this using {code}{/code} tags Code: FILE "whatever.BIN" BINARY TRACK 01 MODE2/2352 INDEX 01 00:00:00 that will work.. whereas this Code: FILE "C:\TEMP\RIPS\whatever.BIN" BINARY TRACK 01 MODE2/2352 INDEX 01 00:00:00 will not.. unless that really is the location of the .bin file... a couple of choices if that is the case.. edit the cue file (only ever use a plain editor like notepad.. not word or some fancy thing because they put all kinds of garbage in the file) to show the right place.. or move the .bin file to where the .cue file is looking for it. It's really quite simple to troubleshoot these files and their errors.
i finally got it to work!!..(thanks for all the help in this thread), but guess what, unfortunately the game itself was the problem. i'll just have to keep looking for good sites. thanks a lot everyone.
Yeah, there are a fair number of junk/trash/corrupted files out there passing themselves off as valid game files. Gotta love those pirates eh?
