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what programme can i open a bin file with

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October 19 7:10 AM (58 minutes and 27 seconds later)
         
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.bin files usually contain the 'image' of a CD. You can open this file in a CD burning program such as Nero or Easy CD Creator. Usually there is a .cue file which goes along with the .bin file. Once you open the file in a cd burning program you can then copy the 'image' onto a blank CD - and you will see the files that are contained within the .bin file.

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October 19 9:21 AM (2 hours and 11 minutes later)
         
Reply to BigThunder's Post: i have tried to do what you have said but nothing seems to recognise the format
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October 19 10:52 AM (1 hour and 31 minutes and 13 seconds later)
         
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It may be because you don't have the related .cue file. Copy and paste this into notepad:

FILE "IMAGE.BIN" BINARY
TRACK 01 MODE1/2352
INDEX 01 00:00:00


Change the Image.bin to the name of your bin file and then save the file as NameOfTheBinFile.cue eg. image.cue

Now try opening the cue file in nero or easy cd creator.

Hope this helps!
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October 22 10:52 AM (2 days and 23 hours later)
         
Reply to BigThunder's Post: I DO NOT KNOW HOW TO CHANGE FILE NAME? SO I CANNOT ACCEPT THIS ANSWER YET AS STILL NOT HELPED
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