burn .bin to video cd?

[ThunderPoit]

so ya, i got this video file thats in .bin format. i wanted to burn it as a video cd, but toast wont touch it w/o a .cue file. so how can i burn this?

[InactionMan]

A bit vague, yes? What version of Toast are you using? I think that if you go under the Copy menu and select Bin/Cue you should just be able to drop the .bin file and burn. Either that or Image File or Multi-Track CD-ROM XA. I can't remember toast ever requiring the Cue file for burning.

If you give me a bit more info I may be able to offer a bit more help. If you're being vague because you're being piratey then stay vague and I'll figure it out. ;)

[oly]

new newest version of toast 6.05 does very well when providing a .cue file for a .bin. however, like mentioned above, if you dont have a .cue file, select [edit] Image File under the copy tab and drag the .bin file, toast can usually figure out what kind of image it is and burn it successfully.

good luck.

[ThunderPoit]

im honestly not sure whats wrong w/ this file. its a .bin disk image of a vcd. i want to burn it, but toast says it needs a cue file. i found out how to write a cue file, however, when i burned the disc, it was unreadable by anything that would play a vcd. i tried burning it w/ nero which can burn .bin files w/o a .cue file, and i got the same results. also, pointing VLC to the cue file i had written gave me errors, but pointing it to the .bin worked fine. i also tried a pc program that could extract info from .bin files, but the file was unreadable. so at this point, ive pretty much given up on it.

[Cybermonkey]

You need ffmpegx (http://homepage.mac.com/major4/) and then you should be able to burn with toast

[ThunderPoit]

no, that wont work, its already a vcd, the problem is its an image

[ast3r3x]

:lol:
http://www.synstelien.com/portfoliographics/images/pirate.jpg

[ThunderPoit]

its for a good cause, i swear! (ducks)

[InactionMan]

If you have X11 installed try using X-CD Roast (http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/14032). I've had limited success burning VCD and "back ups" of games. And it's free.