Ok, so my friend makes short films, and he put a torrent up for download with his film. It turns out once I download it, it is in a format called .cue and can only be opened in VLC, not QT. I searched on Google for a program. No luck. Any help?
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Converting a .cue video
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smooth on the coverup story... a .cue file is an cd-image (should also have .bin file next to it)
google up daemon tools. after the installation, just mount image. locate the .cue file. you should be good. isobuster is also good to convert .cue file into avi.
actually, its only good with a windows machine. i figured you can just open up the .cue file (it should mount to mac as a CD/DVD-drive). locate ".mpeg" or something. you'll be good.
google up daemon tools. after the installation, just mount image. locate the .cue file. you should be good. isobuster is also good to convert .cue file into avi.
actually, its only good with a windows machine. i figured you can just open up the .cue file (it should mount to mac as a CD/DVD-drive). locate ".mpeg" or something. you'll be good.
Most .CUE/.BINs are really ISOs in disguise.
You could try and copy the bin file to *.iso and see if you can mount it by double clicking.
If it's a VCD image this might not work... But this might help: http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/22481&vid=133952
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You could try and copy the bin file to *.iso and see if you can mount it by double clicking.
If it's a VCD image this might not work... But this might help: http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/22481&vid=133952
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