How Do You Make A Cue File From A Bin File?
A .bin file is a file formatted specifically to be burned to a disc. But if you burn a .bin to a disc without a .cue file to accompany it, the disc may not work properly on any computer. The .cue file is a very small file that contains simple instructions for how the disc should be read by a computer. If you have a .bin file but no .cue file, you can quickly make your own using the Notepad application that comes standard with every Windows OS. Put your .bin file in a folder all by itself if it doesn’t already have one. Open the Notepad application. In the top line, type the following: FILE “title.bin” BINARY. Do not include the period at the end. In place of the word “title,” enter the exact file name of your .bin file. Make sure that the name is identical. Press “Enter” at the end of that line to move down to the second line, then type the following: TRACK 01 MODE1/2352. Leave off the period at the end. This line is essential to make sure the finished disc opens properly. Press Enter
