How Do I Burn Bin/cue Files?

[StriderSkorpion]

Heh, that'd be cool. Speaking of DC MP3 players, if only there were commercially available GD-R burners and readers/players. I could possibly use up a GD-R if I added more of the music I kinda like. Heck, I could just add video game sound tracks if I needed to fill more room (like Megaman stuff).

[Shibathedog]

yet another reason ive always dreamed of getting the Katana Dreamcast Dev Tower...*sniffle*....its so beautiful....

[StriderSkorpion]

I've seen it on somebody's site. They said it was easy to find GD-Rs on the web (or maybe they said eBay). Either way, no matter how hard I searched I couldn't find any. It'd be great to have one, especially during the heyday of the DC since you could easily make backups w/o losing anything.

Edited April 20, 2004 by StriderSkorpion

[Shibathedog]

yeah, that would be sweet!!

[lockshaw13]

Sorry to bring this thread back into activity after so long, but I've recently gotten 2 DC games (Rayman 2 & Street Fighter 3 2nd Impact) & they are both non-bootable bin/cue files. I''ve downloaded a few different self-boot kits but cant seem to get them to work. Any1 have any ideas?!?!?

[Sane]

For SF3 DI download the release with these names: wbs-sf3di.xxx. It's selfboot.

 

For Rayman, learn to selfboot your games or just swap. The time you have spent now searching for selfboot versions/bootkits is already much more than the cumulative time will you spent swapping with a bootdisc . Seriously, it takes maybe 30 seconds extra.....

[lockshaw13]

Can any1 recommend a goot self-booting program and/or tuturial? I would appreciate it very much.

[Shibathedog]

check www.dcemulation.com they have a few

[lockshaw13]

I read in your FTP topic that you yourself have been turning non-bootable games into self-booting versions, Shiba. What program do you use yourself?