Cue / Bin to DVD

[cakeman]

I have a film which is split in 2 780 meg bin files and I have the cuesheets to go with them. I would I go about burning these onto DVD-R?

 

[Blane]

I've never done this myself but, maybe this tutorial can help.
http://ness888.users.btopenworld.com/fromvcd2dvd.htm

 

[cakeman]

Cheers for the advice Blane but I don't think its quite what I was after. I've got this film which is a Bin file which I need to stick on a DVD but being a newbie, I flummaxed!!

 

[zver]

bin-cue

I have a film which is split in 2 780 meg bin files and I have the cuesheets to go with them. I would I go about burning these onto DVD-R?

Well,as you know..thats a cd image.....When you load it..whats inside..mpeg or avi???

 

[PC-GUY]

I've never done this myself but, maybe this tutorial can help.
http://ness888.users.btopenworld.com/fromvcd2dvd.htm

Boy doesn't that look like a pain. Cakeman I think that is what you need. Try loading your cue to a virtual drive and see what kind of file it is I bet you will be surprise. Thanks blane

 

[Blane]

Yeah it does look like a real pain in the butt. What he's trying to do isn't easy. Depending on what type of file it is decides what he can do. If it's an mpeg he's got it made. If it's a dat file he's got work to do. The only way I can think of doing a dat file is to load it in VirtualDub-MPEG2-AC3, convert to divx, then run in TMPGEnc.

 

[celtic_druid]

A DAT file is just a regular MPEG1 file with a riff header and TMPGEnc can open them fine.

 

[Blane]

I just tried to open a dat file in TMPGEnc and got this error "cannot open or unsupported". Is there another way to load it into TMPGEnc?

 

[Blane]

I even have the last free version TMPGEnc beta12a and it gives me the same error message.

 

[celtic_druid]

Works fine here straight off of a VCD, using TMPGEnc 2.521.58.169.

Could be because I have a dshow CDXA/riff parser filter installed and you don't though.

Seeing as how you would probably want to copy the DAT to your HD anyway though why not remove the riff header whilst you are at it, should solve any problems.

If all else fails then you could frameserve via AVISynth using directshowsource or Nic's MPEGDecoder. Could also use VDub to frameserve.

 

[cakeman]

Thanks all. This might be a bit too tricky for just yet. I've not got to grips with Divx to DVD yet!

 

[Blane]

Grabbed the XCD DirectShow filter (NSIS installer)
(needed to read RIFF/CDXA content) from here and still have the same error.
http://webs.ono.com/usr016/de_xt/mcf.html

 

[celtic_druid]

How about Gabest's filter (Same one as built into MPC)? Pretty sure that I have that installed. Like I say works fine for me.