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the thing is,
I downloaded Galaxy fight iso, and it shows a .bin and.cue files. I use magic iso to mount them, but then, I see CDDA files
CDDA1
CDDA2
CDDA3
and so on
they have no extension at all. I tried using foobar, but he does not recognize it- So how to I open these CDDA files which are the audio of the cd or even convert them?
They’re CD images, but in the bin/cue format (instead of the usual flac/cue, ape/cue, etc).
You could also use Foobar as a CD ripper too (though I’ve never used it as such).
You could probably load the .cue file into DaemonTools and then use EAC to rip them.
They’re CD images, but in the bin/cue format (instead of the usual flac/cue, ape/cue, etc).
You could also use Foobar as a CD ripper too (though I’ve never used it as such).
After you said that about loading in daemon tools and EAC to rip. I felt stupid.
I did load it… and then I ripped with dbpoweramp. It worked. I thought I had the done that already once. But I think I did not change the drivers into which the software should load the from.
Thanks both for the clues. 🙂
xD
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