CD & DVD how to do a cue file

[DIGI]

I have driv3r as a dvd rip on my harddrive. Their are 3 files a bin / cue / msinfo
I have tryed to burn using nero and it wont play
What is the best software to burn it and the best media to use
I have tried using 52x datasafe and 52x infiniti
Thanks in advance
DIGI

 

[madbomber]

go to nero and select load from image then select cue file to make a back up

 

[DIGI]

That is how i tryed it m8
Wont Play
Although the burnt disk contains 5 files

 

[madbomber]

try it at a lower speed

 

[Napster]

try WinISO converts Bin to Iso files

 

[Wiz]

Alcohol 120% m8, burn cue files really easy 120% of the time.

Regards

 

[monkeyspunks]

use a program like iso buster to extract the image directly to ur harddrive, so that u know if its currupt of not

h**p://www.isobuster.com

 

[DIGI]

Thanks peeps will try
Does the media make any difference?

 

[Bad Karma[CORE]]

use good media for high speed burning. With average media i would not burn faster then 24x for data, audio even slower to avoid skips

 

[DIGI]

Used isobuster and copied over to harddrive with no probs ????

 

[Dutcho]

OK, this backup of the console game, have you tried burning it at the slowest speed possible on your burner ? And have you made sure all the settings are correct ?

There's a post around some where, think by scoot, that lists all the settings for the different softwares.


http://www.world-of-digital.com/forums/showthread.php?t=30528


Found it

 

[scoot]

I used to use a little proggy called vcdgear gui it would even use its own cue file when none was available in the one u had downed

plus ery good for fixing mpeg errors

VCDGear v3.06 (GUI) Fact File:
VCDGear is a program designed to allow a user to extract MPEG streams from CD images, convert VCD files to MPEG, correct MPEG errors, and more -- all in a single step. Initially developed back in late 1997, the program has grown to do various extractions, conversions, and corrections on the fly. Cross-platform support will allow different machines to process and generate output that is compatible between one another.
People requiring the need to transport their video materials will find VCDGear as a useful tool to assist them in getting the video to play on their computer or Video CD player.


hope it helps I think it was Gareth that pointed me too it 2 yrs ago

 

[DIGI]

Sorted now - burned at 4x on 106 and works a treat
Thanks for all your help
DIGI !