Well I've been getting swamped with questions about a bleemcd.bin
that was released without a .cue. Funny how all the question come
from people who want to play dumb playstation games...
For all you people without a .cue, try this:
bin2iso new.cue -c your.bin
bin2iso new.cue
The first line attempts to make a .cue. This works well for single data
track cd's, but not so well for audio or multi track cds. So I'd try a
Re-writable first...
I finally got a CDRWIN supported CDR drive, so I'm releasing bin2iso
to the public. The 19b zip file and bin2iso19b.c file are available
below. Have fun.
NOTE: I'm no longer supporting this. I hope somebody can step forward
and take over. Whoever does, please let me know, and I'll put a link
here for you.
Bin2iso Links:
bin2iso v1.7
bin2iso v1.8b
bin2iso v1.9b
bin2iso v1.9b c file
readme
And for those linux people...
bin2iso v1.9b for linux
Here's a .reg file that will allow you to right click on a .cue to convert an image:
cue.reg
Normally you'll use the 'bin2iso' option, but if you want to remove the audio gaps, select 'bin2iso (cut gaps)'
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