I downloaded this file of ABMF but can't work out what it opens with
"Futurama.S02E11-12.DVDRIP.SVCD-ANiVCD.bin"
I've tried Virtualdub, ThePlaya, WinMedia, Mpeg2VCR... ect! All with no luck, does anyone know what I need to open this with?
I downloaded this file of ABMF but can't work out what it opens with
"Futurama.S02E11-12.DVDRIP.SVCD-ANiVCD.bin"
I've tried Virtualdub, ThePlaya, WinMedia, Mpeg2VCR... ect! All with no luck, does anyone know what I need to open this with?
I assume "Rob" <.> knows that their message (news:vg0tsqee8rb850 @corp.supernews.com) will be archived forever on google groups...
If it's a .bin, it's probably a CD image - a VCD/SVCD most likely. You need to burn it onto a CD with something like Nero (http://www.ahead.de).
K
"K" wrote in message news:[email]...
That, or, you can try to find a program called Virtual Daemon (I forget the site, but a google search should find it). It makes your computer thing you have additional CD-ROM drives and mount images stored on your hard drive into the new drive created.
In news: bdquoc$sdr$[email], someone let Jonesy loose on on a computer... and the unfortunate result was:
Daemon Tools is what your thinking of. Also as for burning the file to cd, Alcohol 120% is my recommendation, far more versatile than Nero, cdr-win or Clone CD etc when it comes to image files. Could also convert the bin file to another format - there are plenty of apps out there now.
"Je�us" wrote in message news:3f010e0b$0$23107$[email]...
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I stand corrected. I remembered Daemon in the title and just checked my taskbar, and "Virtual DAEMON Manager" came up, and I went with that. Ah well. I had the right idea =P. Thanks.
"Stas Filippov" wrote in message news:...
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Frankly, i don't understand... at all.
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In news: bdttqf$9mh$[email], someone let Stas Filippov loose on on a computer... and the unfortunate result was:
Neither do I...
"Je�us" wrote in message news:...
You can think of "Je�us" as a misspelling of "Jesus" and "daemon" as a misspelling of "demon" (which it actually isn't; this isn't a perfect joke). -- Christopher Heckman