SVCD in a BIN file- How To Burn it (for DVD player Usage)?

[xirurg]

Well - I've almost give up...
I.ve downloaded two movies in *.BIN files. When I've opened it - there were 4 folders" MPEG2, EXT, SVCD, SEGMENT.
I've copied these folders (using WINISO) to my HD and then burned the folders using NERO 6 on a common CD-R.
This CD doesnt play on a dvd player (shows corrupted strange squares, strident sound and occasionally I can recognize throug the squares some part from the movie) neither on my pc.

What's wrong??
How can I fix the problem??

Thanks in advance.

[pieroxy]

Please, DO NOT post the same question twice!!! You are just adding noise and diluting the value of these forums.

[zpunout]

Get isobuster or another iso management program and you will notice that the cd image file has two (or more) tracks on it.

The first track is the file system and some small files. the second (and third if any) track is the mpeg data that is the actual movie.

In Isobuster select Track 2 and choose extract mpeg frame data.
You should now have a mpeg file ready for your nero 6.

[xirurg]

thanks

Thanks - I'll download the soft and will try to work with it...

[Wolevrine]

well to your question the easiest way to burn a bin file
is not to open it in an isobuster but to burn it as an image file
which you will do by entering nero burning 6 don't use the
wizard but got to file and you have an option there of burn image
if you downloaded a file from a share program then you
probably have a cue file which shows nero how to burn the file
you have to choose the cue file and let it burn then you will have a cd that you can play on your DVD
if you don't have a cure file then you can still choose the bun file form the list of files but if there is a differnet format then it won't work,but most of the files have a simple cue sheet so that shoudln't bee a problem
hope that has been helpfull
if you have any question contact me and i'll try to help more


WOLEVRINE

[danbeherenow]

some players wont play svcd or vcd - desciribed on the dvdrforums website.. problems with the codecs and also problems within the file itself can result in loss of data/sound from a file! the movie could be to big to fit inside the screen ie 480X600 wudnt work etc. NTSC or PAL dependant on the video type - extract the mpeg4 file using the above method download gspot codec it now supports mpeg as well as avi..or just use good old vcd easy (get or search for the commercial version on Dc++ kazaa, etc...) test the file see what needs to be done!