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Brian
Is there any software/freeware on the market that allows viewing of .Bin
files?
files?
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Mark Carter
Brian said:Is there any software/freeware on the market that allows viewing of .Bin
files?
free binary file editor for Windows:
http://www.kibria.de/frhed.html
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Patrick Heffernan
Brian said:Is there any software/freeware on the market that allows viewing of .Bin
files?
If you mean CD image files that are in .bin format, give CDmage a go.
http://cdmage.orcon.net.nz/frames.html
Cheers
Patrick
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Brian
Patrick said:If you mean CD image files that are in .bin format, give CDmage a go.
http://cdmage.orcon.net.nz/frames.html
Cheers
Patrick
thanks for the info.... I have a bin file and a nsv file, all I want to
do is watch it at this time... Is there anyway to do that?
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dadiOH
Brian said:thanks for the info.... I have a bin file and a nsv file, all I want
to do is watch it at this time... Is there anyway to do that?
Make a virtual CD drive with Daemon Tools, Alcohol 120%, Nero et al,
mount the image and watch with whatever viewer may be appropriate. You
may have to convert the BIN to ISO...
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dadiOH
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lisztfr
Brian a écrit :
You mean bin/cue ? (video) i tried VLC, works fine. But i wonder what
is the advantage of this format, i know you can burn it to a vcd, why
not converting it to an .avi and burn the avi ?
I had problems to play a subtitles stream beside the video, because
the subtitle file was not written for the video. Unfortunatly, i could
not
check the framrate of the .bin (dat inside) to make a proper conversion
of the subtitle file, with sometools on Doom9 (subadjust)...
laurent h
You mean bin/cue ? (video) i tried VLC, works fine. But i wonder what
is the advantage of this format, i know you can burn it to a vcd, why
not converting it to an .avi and burn the avi ?
I had problems to play a subtitles stream beside the video, because
the subtitle file was not written for the video. Unfortunatly, i could
not
check the framrate of the .bin (dat inside) to make a proper conversion
of the subtitle file, with sometools on Doom9 (subadjust)...
laurent h