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ookzDVD
26th June 2004, 02:42
Is that possible to crop the oversized .cue/bin file to fit into 1 CD (such as 831MB cropped into 800MB) ?
Thank you.
Tommy B.
28th June 2004, 14:03
Uhm... no, not really. There are actually two ways:
Either you open this bin file with isobuster and unpack the mpeg2 stream (I asume you're talking about a movie - which by the way would be illegal if it is copyrighted), open and cut it in TMPGenc and burn it on CD .
OR
You get yourself one of these non standard CDRs with 800MB.
Doobie
28th June 2004, 18:47
Just overburn it with Nero.
smiller667
28th June 2004, 21:50
And if your blank is not big enough, you will quite naturally crop it ... simply cause the end of the movie won't be burnt onto the disc :D.
Hiro2k
29th June 2004, 02:09
You could mount the .cue/bin file with daemon tools and then extract (I'm assuming it's a VCD) the video with VCD Gear. Then you could cut out the last few parts and burn it as a VCD with Nero. You just drop the file into the folder.
I'm not 100% sure if VCD Gear can open .cue/bin directly, thats why I mentioned daemon tools.
If it's not a movie then you'll have to get those 800 MB CDR.
Hope that helped.
Tommy B.
29th June 2004, 16:03
Isobuster can open bin files so there is actually no need in mounting the image.
niamh
29th June 2004, 18:48
Yes, VCD gear can open cue/bin directly
ookzDVD
30th June 2004, 02:02
Thank you for the tips,
I can conclude that I have to extract the .cue/bin and edit the
contain.
smiller667
30th June 2004, 09:38
Maybe first try what doobie suggested (do an overburn, preferentially as a simulation, using different types of blanks). Then try a 90min-blank as Tommy B suggested (lots of burners support these).
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