Problem Burning Bin Files

[quiksilver_aus]

I'm using nero 6 to burn my bin/cue images. I used to have both easy cd creator 5 (piece of crap) and nero installed and the bins burned fine.

now that i have uninstalled ECDC5, the bins that i burn with nero turn out to be blank. i can see that the surface has been written on, but my computer doesnt recognize any of the files and says 0 bytes of data.

i am able to burn any other type of files except for bin/cues. if i want to burn them, i have to first extract their contents using isobuster. this obviously takes time and i want to fix it.

do i have to reinstall ECDC5 or is there another way to fix the problem?

[Robert00000]

try re-installing nero

[quiksilver_aus]

that didn't work

[Robert00000]

are you burning the file as an image using nero?

[Global Media Trader]

Open your Cue with notepad and make sure the name ends in .bin and not .cue
The name inside you cue should end in .bin the name under your cue should end in .cue

[quiksilver_aus]

omg, didnt u guys read me first post?

it was working up until i got rid of easy cd creator

i know about bins and cues, thats not the problem

when i uninstalled it it must have removed something to do with bins and cues, even though easy cd creator cant do that.

nero says that the burn was successful, but it appears blank to windows explorer and other programs.

[Johnny_B]

Perhaps the ASPI drivers were uninstalled along with EZCD.
Try installing the latest ASPI drivers from Adaptec. Go here.

[quiksilver_aus]

i'll give that a try, ty johhny

[Jg427]

My burning program stopped working when some of the aspi files were updated to the newer 4.7 versions. I used ForceASPI to go back to the 4.6 versions, which work fine.

You can use aspichk to check the current ones installed.


Jg427

[quiksilver_aus]

Originally posted by Jg427@5 December 2003 - 17:36
My burning program stopped working when some of the aspi files were updated to the newer 4.7 versions. I used ForceASPI to go back to the 4.6 versions, which work fine.

You can use aspichk to check the current ones installed.


Jg427

can you find the link for XP? that one was for 95/98/NT