Burning .CUE with Nero 6 problems
Burning .CUE with Nero 6 problems
Hello, I have been using the "Burning BIN/CUE and ISO/MP3 Images with Nero" guide. Everything has worked just fine until I have to use nero. I go to the "open" box and select the .CUE file, and I have always been making sure I change the type of file to Image format, but as soon as I click open A message comes up that tells me that it cannot open the file. Does anyone know how to fix this?
- lordofduct
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what is the message? Does it give you a syntax error? Then that would be something wrong with the cue script... you have to go in and see if you wrote a bad line.
If it says the file doesn't exist or can not be located. Then you might not have the right name typed in, or you don't have the directories properly labeled.
For instance if your data line says:
FILE "**** 01.bin" BINARY
then the .bin file HAS to be in the same exact folder as the cue sheet.
if it says:
FILE ".\image\**** 01.bin" BINARY
then it has to be in the folder 'image' that is inside of the folder that the cue sheet exists in.
If it says:
FILE "C:\dowload\image\**** 01.bin" BINARY
then the placement of the cue sheet doesn't matter, but the .bin file HAS to be in the folder C:\download\image\
if it isn't, put it there... or change the directory to what you'd like it to be.
If it says the file doesn't exist or can not be located. Then you might not have the right name typed in, or you don't have the directories properly labeled.
For instance if your data line says:
FILE "**** 01.bin" BINARY
then the .bin file HAS to be in the same exact folder as the cue sheet.
if it says:
FILE ".\image\**** 01.bin" BINARY
then it has to be in the folder 'image' that is inside of the folder that the cue sheet exists in.
If it says:
FILE "C:\dowload\image\**** 01.bin" BINARY
then the placement of the cue sheet doesn't matter, but the .bin file HAS to be in the folder C:\download\image\
if it isn't, put it there... or change the directory to what you'd like it to be.
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