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Top_Cat
2nd June 2003, 11:29
Hello,

OK, I think I am going to sound like a newbie now but need to ask this question. I have a .Bin and .cue file (normally you burn them to CD's) but I want to extract the SVCD that in stored in the .bin file so that can put two SVCD together and burn them to a DVDR.

are you with me on that? hopefully unless I have made it sound very confusing! normally when I want to extract a file from a .bin I use WinISO 5. I tried it but the extracted AVSEQ01.MPG is somehow not working correctly (sound and image seem all jumbled up). Is there anything I need to do to the AVSEQ01.MPG so that it will play correctly?

Thanks
Top Cat

ultimatebilly
2nd June 2003, 14:33
You can use VCDEasy for that, it can rip SVCD-images.
Alternately, you can use daemon-tools to mount the CD, copy the mpg, then you can demux the video and audio with TMPEG...
If TMPEG doesn't accept your mpg, then use the CDXA2mpg tool of VCDEasy...
You should be able to create your DVD with the elementary streams which TMPEG gave you...

Here is the guide from doom9: http://www.doom9.org/mpg/svcd2dvdr.htm

wmansir
2nd June 2003, 14:46
You can also use VCDGear. Just load the image, tell it where to save the .mpg and then click start. (make sure the conversion dropdown box is set to "bin/cue->mpg", it should be by default.) It's very simple to use.

Get it at http://www.vcdgear.com/

Edited to say: You may not know this but you can't just make a DVDR out of SVCD video. It has a non-valid resolution, and if the SVCD is to spec the audio is 44.1khz and DVD needs 48khz, but a lot of people don't bother converting to 44.1khz when making SVCD so it could be that way already.

Of course you can try just making an DVD-SVCD (same as an SVCD only on DVD-R media), but your player may not play it. For more info you can check out this Guide: http://www.dvdrhelp.com/svcddvdr.htm

I don't think Doom9 has an equivalent guide.

Top_Cat
2nd June 2003, 16:10
Thanks for your help guys. I will give that a try when I get back from work :)