bin file to big too fit onto CD-R

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  1. sol1978

    sol1978 Member

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    ARG! My cd-r's, which should be 860mg are really 702mgs. Any ideas on how to compress my Bin and Cues so that i can burn them? Failing that, can you split a BIN? I have tried all the normal methods (nero 6 through the cue file etc) and i even tried to extract the mpeg so that i can burn a split of that, but i was dissappointed...
    Any ideas appreciated - i want to get that stuff off my hard drive!
    TIA!
     
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    90/99min CDR's still specify ~80mins in the ATIP. Enable overburning.
     
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    Thanks! Do you recommend i burn the cue and bin together on the same CD-r? How do i enable overburning?
     
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    So this is purely as a data backup then? A bin/cue is a set, the bin is the actual image and the cue just provides details.

    Enabling overburning depends on the software. For Nero it is in the advanced settings.
     
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    in theory it is a backup of data. i only need the bin, and will burn the cue to the same file if i need it later to enable viewing. i will try it out later and let you know how it went. i think my nero has something against me.... :)

    Thanks so much!
     
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    i enabled the overburn and i still have the "not enough space message". i am beginning to think that there is something wrong with my CD-R's. i think i will try it with a different file and a different make of CD-R and we'll see. Thanks for your help and time!
     
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    If you have overburn enabled you will still get that message, there should also however be an option to ignore and burn anyway.

    Make sure that you are burning DAO.
     
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    i did burn dao.... and i dont have the overburn / ignore option. one more trick up my sleeve, and then i give up...

    TIA!
     
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    The CD-R will contain neither. The BIN/CUE are a set and contain an image of the CD. Once burnt the CD will contain whatever as inside of the BIN.
     
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    If you guys are still reading this.... I finally got around to zipping my huge bins and cues and burning them. when i wanted to exract it, i just extracted it to the my hard drive and then deleted it when i was done. it worked great and wasnt such a bad solution. thanks for the help and happy burning!
     

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