cue/bin for Impression how to install ?>??

[Ekin]

Ok I have a cue and bin file of Impression DVD that I've downloaded. Uhhhh I have a question...how do I install it if it doesn't have an .exe ? Just a cue bin files. So how do I extract the bin or rename the bin files to get .exe ????

[sherpya]

usually cue/bin should be written by cdrwin, blind write suite, cdrdao, or lastest nero versions (however I've heard nero has some problem with cue/bin)

[da franksta]

either burn the disk of which you have the image, or use daemon tools to make a virtual disk

@sherpya
you beat me to the punch ;)

[jggimi]

A pair of files, .cue and .bin, together make an "image" of the content of a CD. The format is from the CD-R burning program CDRWin. If you don't have CDRWin, there are several cd-burning software tools that can use the format: Both Nero and Blindwrite can use cue/bin format to burn CDs. Be sure that the CUE file -- it is text -- points to the bin file properly: if it's pointing to a different folder or drive, edit it to point to the correct folder.

[Arky]

www.isobuster.com

www.winimage.com


Either of these will allow you to view, and selectively extract components from BIN/ISO images. My personal preference is for Isobuster, but they're both very adept at the job. Daemon tools does this too, but it requires installation of Daemon tools, and this can prove problematic because D-T has a habit of screwing around with your drive letters, because it mounts a "virtual drive" on your system, which I find a real pain. It's mainly intended for circumventing game-copy-protections, such as SafeDisk etc.


Arky ;o)