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    Will a game work if you just burn a .bin file onto a cd without the cue?? I have the psx change 2.


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    I tried that before and as far as my experiences tell me: NO. Or at least it didn't work for me..just made me a nice new drink coaster out of a CD

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    yes, it will work. you haveto do it right tho. see another topic about this, i have posted the solution to this 3 times in the past 2 days.


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    If you already burned it than you have a new coaster/frizbee but if you havn't burned it yet then download DAEMON's Tools From:

    http://www.daemon-tools.com/

    and load the .bin file and use a program like cd-rwin or whatever to re-extract it cause daemon tools is a stealth drive and the program will treat it like it was a cd.just extract it using whatever program you have and it should give you a new .bin and a nice .cue to go with it

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    User Nero to burn the .bin file and set the to "mode 2" when it prompt you to select the data type as I said on other post.


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    Daemon Tools can't load .bin files

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    ppl why don't make a cue file whit CDMAGE

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    CDMage??? What's that... btw, there's a way to create cue files using notepad and a different cue file :wink: just change the .bin file that the cue file is refering to into the .bin file that has no cue file :wink: ... never tried that before though...

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    I just change the extension from .bin to .iso so I can open it in Easy CD Creator 5 then I burn it as if it were a .iso file. It ALWAYS worked for me and I made it 5 or 6 times already. The games played correctly on my PSOne. And I burned them at 4x. I don't guarantee it will work for everyone but this is what a do. Even if the file comes with a .cue I delete it and rename the .bin to .iso and burn it using Easy CD Creator. If you think its worthy a try ...

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    Daemon Tools can't load .bin files
    It can. When you go to mount an image, use the drop down menu under filename. Select "All Files [*.*]", and then the .bin image can be loaded. Edit: Forgot a ".

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    Originally posted by chrono8921
    CDMage??? What's that... btw, there's a way to create cue files using notepad and a different cue file :wink: just change the .bin file that the cue file is refering to into the .bin file that has no cue file :wink: ... never tried that before though...

    CDMAGE is a program that makes the cue file's out of the bin,img,
    iso,...

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