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how do I convert .BIN to .ISO

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how do i make an .iso file. can i make it out of a .cue and .bin file combo, secondly how do i burn them with nero, im making a backup of something i own, any advice will help...

winiso for example. another way can be mount the image with a virtualcd tool and then use your favorite burning software to extract an iso image.

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so if i use winiso i can make an iso file out of my cue bin file combo...is that what your saying

it's exactly what i say, you can save the image as an iso format file.

yes, WinISO and UltraISO can open CD-images of all types.

You just need to open the .bin in one of those utilities, and do a Save As. And it will get converted.

But is there any good reason why this topic was posted in the Gamers' Hangout? :}

also, i think, in winiso u can only open an iso image under 100MB for the trial.. full is of course unlimited :P

You could always try bin2iso, small free program that will convert a .bin to .iso. Use google to search for it

.cue/.bin to .iso?

Just rename your .bin file to .iso for most needs. It's works (I'm serious)

Yeah, renaming the extension to .iso works as they're basically the same file. I learnt about this in ISOBuster's help file. It details all the image formats btw.

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