July 25, 2008 02:17pm pdt

1. RDAdams 52,716
2. war1 42,250
3. nickg5 41,935
4. MASQUE... 37,424
5. SunBow 27,801
6. PeterMac 26,084
7. lherrou 25,279
8. b0lsc0tt 23,965
9. WaterStreet 22,809
10. magnetic... 21,709
11. David-Ho... 19,785
12. moorhous... 19,250
13. RobinD 16,335
14. AnthonyR... 15,600
15. rid 13,474

1. war1 535,572
2. MASQUE... 329,482
3. lherrou 267,735
4. nickg5 224,962
5. Sheharya... 217,823
6. RDAdams 215,781
7. moorhous... 178,691
8. callrs 170,495
9. sunray_... 157,277
10. sunnycoder 154,683
11. SunBow 137,714
12. Callandor 122,706
13. rsdn 112,528
14. magnetic... 111,209
15. nobus 103,884

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Burning Cue/Bin files to DVD

Zone: Miscellaneous

Tags: bin, dvd, files, cue, burn

I was wondering if it were possible to burn an image file(cue/bin) to DVD's. If so how? I have been trying it with the latest version of Nero, but it attempts to write it to CD only. If I need to convert the file, how and to what. Please help, thanks.

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Zone: Other

Question Asked By: lumber21

Solution Provided By: NTBSOD

Participating Experts: 9

Solution Grade: A

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