Re: .bin and .cue files - how to process?

de Vrodok the Piglet lover 04/17/2006 02:23

Once Upon A Time (on 16 Apr 2006 15:34:55 -0700), in alt.comp.freeware,
"alphageek101@gmail.com" <alphageek101@gmail.com>, by way of Message-id
<1145226895.142006.7970@i40g2000cwc.googlegroups.com>, wrote:

>These are CD (or DVD) "image files". They describe the exact pattern
>of data burned onto a CD. So to make these files usable you need to
>burn them onto a CD (or DVD). This requires some CD burning software
>-- programs such as: Nero, Alcohol 120%, Roxio, etc.

Hey.... isn't this a Freeware group?

Ever tried "BurnAtOnce (<http://www.burnatonce.com/>?

> And obviously
>you'll need a CD (or DVD) burner.

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