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kyseessä on levyn image. polta kyseinen tiedosto levylle tai avaa se daemon toolsilla tai vastaavalla ohjelmalla.
4. What is a CD image
A CD image is a track by track, sector by sector exact copy of a CD.
The image contains everything on the CD - not only the files you can see and can normally copy and paste anywhere
and anyway you want but also the File Allocation Table.
The way a CD image is written, the file type it is put into, often determines its usefulness.
Some CD image types are known not to work well with so-called mixed mode CD's; those are CD's that contain not only data but also audio and/or video.
Some CD image file types are known only to one program, others to some and yet again others to all programs.
7. About BIN/CUE
A proprietary CD image file system used by CDRwin.
It is known to be extremely accurate when making copies of CD's that are mixed mode; CD's that contain data as well as audio and/or video.
The BIN file holds the actual CD image and, in and by itself, can also be burned to CD using Nero Burning ROM.
The CUE file tells cdrwin at what time it needs to burn a mixed mode file( data and music), a data file, or a music file.
IMPORTANT NOTE: the CUE file contains file paths that might NOT be accurate to YOUR setup.
Always, always, always open the CUE file in Notepad, check the file paths and where needed edit them!
Example of a CUE file:
FILE "C:\MYDATA.ISO" BINARY <----You need to edit what's in parenthesis( parenthesis depend on your cdrwin version)
TRACK 01 MODE1/2048
INDEX 01 00:00:00
POSTGAP 00:02:00
FILE "C:\MYAUDIO.WAV" WAVE <----Thats right, same thing here edit what's in parenthesis.
TRACK 02 AUDIO
PREGAP 00:02:00
INDEX 01 00:00:00
TRACK 03 AUDIO
INDEX 01 05:50:65
TRACK 04 AUDIO
INDEX 01 09:47:50
Alternatively you can extract the BIN file using WinImage.
When you extract a BIN using WinImage the program might not work if it is programmed to check for a CD.
You can try looking for a CD crack at astalavista or in case of a game at gamecopyworld.
Also, when extracted, the program might report errors concerning files or folders not found.
In this case try extracting the BIN to the root folder.
To extract a BIN start WinImage. Click on Open. In the file type box either select All Types.
Browse to your BIN file and click on it. To extract choose Image, Extract and specify the location where you want the data to be extracted to.
To extract one file, highlight the file and choose extract.
edit: niin siis .bin - tiedostoon kuuluu olennaisena osana .cue - tiedosto, mutta onnistuu sen poltto ilman sitäkin.
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- Bjarne Stroustrup
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