The reason .bin/cue pairs are better than .iso files is that bin/cue can encode multiple tracks. So when you convert b/c to .iso, you end up with as many iso files as there were tracks on the original cd. Presumably this is what -01 and -02 are. I would guess that 01 is ~600mb and 02 is ~50? You are probably trying to mount an audio track. 01 will definitely be iso9660. This page seems to be a good reference on the VCD format: http://www.dvdrhelp.com/vcd -Heschi
> burned to a cdr, i should be right to assume that the filetype is > iso9660.. what am i doing wrong??? > > help is appreciated -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
