problem using bin & cue file (1 Viewer)

[celcast]

hey wondering if someone could please help me.

i obtained a movie through legal channels, anyway it came in one folder with a bin and a cue file. It works i played it through my computer (using DAEMON), i just want to burn it onto a dvd and watch it through my dvd player.

I went to nero and did the following steps
1. go to recorder
2. go to burn image then select image
3. after that i selected it and burnt it onto a dvd (i also tried a cd aswell)

For some reason the dvd/cd is always blank. Why is this? Could someone please help me put it onto a disk.

 

[Adrian.]

You have to select the .cue file to burn not the .bin file. You didn't say which you were burning so I'm only guessing this is your problem.

 

[celcast]

i tried it both ways, neither work. Could it be nero?

 

[\'OrribleCabbage]

Try loading the image through DVD Decrypter or DVD Shrink and burning through one of those... It could just be that Nero doesn't like that particular disc.

 

[celcast]

i tried doing it through dvd decrypter. It sort of worked.
I burnt it successfully onto a cd, however its 798,121kb and doesnt all fit it skips the start and end of the movie.
i tried it on a dvd (through dvd decrypter) and the following message comes up.

Your image doesnt appear to be of the correct format for burning onto a dvd.

Even if i skip this it does the same as nero, just appears to be writing but in the end there is nothing on the disk

thanks for all your help so far

 

[fatmuscle]

what file format is the movie on your bin/cue files? (after loading through Daemon tools)

 

[celcast]

sorry not quite sure what you mean.
but when i mount the image through Daemon tools i can play it in windows media player - it brings up an additonal F drive with 'Unknown video cd' in it.

it also brings up an additional drive under my computer when i mount the image in the drive 4 folders come up under it

EXT
MPEGAV
SEGMENT
VCD

Sorry hope that helps. Im not quite sure what you meant. Im sort of new to this.

 

[AsyLum]

Thats because that iso is a vcd, thus the VCD folder.

You can burn it on a normal CD.

 

[celcast]

yeah put it onto a cd, but the files 798. It skipped a huge amount of the movie.
Is it possible to split the file over two cds or something?

 

[AsyLum]

Just overburn it if you can, otherwise its too much effort to do splitting.

 

[Krangelus]

maybe try mounting it with daemon tools, then using nero to do a cd copy and using the mounted drive as the source

 

[AsyLum]

Actually, go into the MPEGAV folder, and tell us if theres a .dat file in there.

If not, then you may have a 'protected' iso.

 

[\'OrribleCabbage]

Try something like CloneCD (there is a free trial)