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Hi knowledgeable users. I have a question. I downloaded a movie or thought i did and was expecting .avi or maybe even .mpeg but instead after the bit torrent finshed i was left with: CD_Image_File_CD1.cue (cue file) CD_Image_File_CD1 (bin file) How do i make these useful? I have never seen this before. Also i use Roxio to burn VCD's. |
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a .bin is a compressed archive, you can open it with winzip or stuffit expander. A disk image is just a file that's emluated as a disk, you should be able to double click on it and it will open a new folder with the file inside. |
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CDRWin popularized the bin/cue image - so you should be able to burn it with that program at least. Nero should work as well. |
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get nero off their homepage get the crack off kazaa install both get mcaffee off kazza get mcaffee crack off kazaa install both update mcafee via net use it to remove the viruses from all downloaded files |
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oh and don't forget to pay! |
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Long time no see Mr. Whale! Server still up? I installed CDRWin and it burnt the CD "sucessfully" except i get the "incorrect disc" on my dvd player. Usually i have no problems playing VCD's on there. |
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Also it does play on my computer fine. Just like anyother DVD would. |
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Yep, still up. Where have you been? :-) Hard to say why it didn't work with your DVD player. Maybe it's in PAL format or something. |
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i actually had a hard drive crash a while back and lost the info as to how to log in so i wasn't able to pop in and say hello to you folks. |
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noNononono! forget everything everybody said here above and get DAEMON TOOLS. instead of burning the image file, daemon will open the contends and create a new "virtual" drive for it. it tricks the computer into thinking that there's a new CD drive with a new cd in it. |
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Daemon Tools is not really that helpful if you want to watch it on your DVD player. virginpusher: send me an email if you want your connection information again. Your email address isn't public. |
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yes it is if you have a dvd drive or a dvd decoder card. alot cheaper. but he never mentioned that |
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You're absolutely right. I forgot I'm the only one here who watches movies on a real TV instead of hunched in front of a computer. |
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and that's where tv-out capable graphic cards come in handy :P |
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