Burning Games Problem

[linkt101]

Sometimes when I download a game to burn to a CD-R. The contents of the zip folder is presented like this.



Why anyone would choose to upload a file in this manner blows my mind on so many levels. However, when I convert the ISO to a bin/cue file, and burn it to a CD-R. I don't have any of the music files when I pop the game into a Saturn.

So what I want to know is what is the proper process I need to go through to make sure the music files are also included in a bin/cue file?

[dj898]

can't you use old version of Alcohol20% to burn ISO?

[assman]

I'm not really sure how or why you converted the iso to bin; did you also convert the mp3s to wav? It's likely that your new cue sheet only points the converted bin file and no music tracks (you can open the cue in notepad; it's just a simple text document).

At any rate, all you need to do is burn from the original cue sheet (assuming the rip came with one) and, if your burning software automatically converts mp3 on the fly (ImgBurn does this), you'll be fine. If there was no cue in the first place, search for Sega Cue Maker and use it to create one based on the original iso and mp3s. If you don't have or don't want to use a burning program that converts mp3 on the fly, you'll need to convert the mp3s to wav and edit the cue sheet to reflect the new filenames and audio type.

[linkt101]

Thanks, I was able to get around the problem, by converting the mp3 to wav format using Audacity. The only annoying thing is I had to convert them all individually. There was also another game I downloaded which came with no cue file. So I had to create a .cue file in notepad++.