Rendering Files to video format?

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Akareza

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hi
i have downloaded an undrendered video and it has a bunch of files in it that needs to be rendered(at least thats what i think it is) they have .cue and .bin extentions
anyone know which programs are good for converting this sorts of files into video format?
Appreciate your feed backs!
 
.cue and .bin are not unrendered video files, they are actually disk images like .iso and others. You first have to run the file useing a program to gain access to the files. To run the file, download this program: http://www.daemon-tools.cc

It acts as a virtual cd drive which allows you run disk images. When you install it and restart, you should see a red icon near your cpmputer clock. Right click on it and go to "Virtual CD\DVD-ROM", then Device0, and then click mount image. Select the .cue file and your done!

Now just open up my computer and you should see a new cd drive listed, just double click on it and you should be able to access the video files.

Hope this helps!
 
Altanore said:
Now just open up my computer and you should see a new cd drive listed, just double click on it and you should be able to access the video files.
Click to expand...
^everything worked right up to the above step, the virtual CD is there but inside it are just another bunch of folders with .DAT and .VCD .APP .CFG extentions
 
oh.. do you have a CD burner or DVD burner? Appears to be a video CD... if you got a DVD player, it should be able to play in that. Any video files in those folders?
 
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