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Burn .bin/.cue files to a DVD-RW

Zone: Miscellaneous

Tags: burn, bin, dvd, cue, files

Can anyone tell me how to Burn .bin/.cue files to a DVD-RW?

I have tried it with nero, but it doesnt seem to work. It just asks for a CD-R/CD-RW??

Is there a way around this, without burning toa CD-R/CD-RW first?

I have these instructions that I have been given:

[QUOTE]
To burn to disc using Nero just right click on the cue file which will be the smallest of the 2
then choose Open With and browse to your Nero.exe (possibly just called Nero) file. (Located in Program Files / Ahead / Nero folder) Ensure the *Always use the selected program to open this type of file* box is ticked, this way next time all you have to do is double click the cue file and the burning interface will open, now choose which speed you would like to burn your disc at. It's recommended to burn at no more than 8x, if you burn at a faster speed this may impair the quality and make the video pixelated.. [/QUOTE]

But there is no instructions for burning to a DVD-R/DVD-RW???

Help is greatly appreciated.

The software I have currently available is dvdSanta 4, Nero 6 and CloneDVD 2.

Thank You.

Picco

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Zone: Other

Question Asked By: crmpicco

Solution Provided By: mithpower21

Participating Experts: 3

Solution Grade: A

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