BIN CD32 files

Here is the link:

http://amigaworld.net/modules/newbb/v ... p?topic_id=26452&forum=32

It is quite important in order to burn the CDs with the music tracks.

@MamePPCA1

Posted in the wrong place?

@orgin

It's important because at the moment I was only able to burn for example Akira or Bubba'N'Stix withot audio tracks.
I need to do it well because later awaits a SFS installation and later the Linux+MOL installation I wanna do.That's the most important thing about this comment.

Any ideas?

@MamePPCA1

Are you drunk?

@K-L

Not really.

Can you help me with the topic?

@MamePPCA1

I assume you are converting the .bin file into an .iso right now and then burning? If so that won't do, the bin -> iso conversion throws away a lot of information that can't be stored inside an .iso file.

If you want to have any chance of burning the audio tracks to disk you should find a program that is able to burn the original .bin file to disk without conversion (not sure if .bin can handle cdda tracks though, .iso definitely can't).

I've been considering adding support for audio tracks to diskimage.device for those formats where this is possible but that probably won't happen soon though. I find the documentation for the SCSI commands that handle this very confusing and not very clear to say the least.

@MamePPCA1

I think MakeCD can burn this without converting.

@ZeroG
MakeCD can burn these bin files?

Doesn't have to be converted?

I doesn't want a bin file inside my CD-R.I want a game with its dirs and files inside the CD-R plus the Audio Tracks.

It's a pity to have a 300 MB CD32 game in BIN format and only have 4 MB avaliable to burn with DiskImage.

Any ideas?

@MamePPCA1

I think that CUE/BIN images are poorly supported in general. On windows I eventually installed DAEMON Tools which allows me to mount the image complete with audio tracks, and do a CD copy.

I've never really tried it on the Amiga. Does FryingPan support it? How about manually adding the BIN file and the audio tracks to a CD layout in FryingPan?

Hans