Like myself, some people here wondered how to open Bin-Cue packaged files on a Mac. Up till now, I had to move over to a Windows VM to do the job. Cumbersome..
Until I stumbled on Daemon tools.. for Mac!
I didn't know it even existed (thought it was Win only). But it does, and it works!

So this post is to inform all OdioSeXists there's a simple affordable option to open Bin Cue on Mac, for 7 bucks.

http://www.daemon-tools.cc/products/dtMacLite

 

Thanks mate,
another freeware option (command line):
http://www.jamesnsears.com/2007/04/convert_bin_cue_iso_on_mac_osx.php

I use this one and works great. Try always just to rename the .bin to .iso, many times just work. *yes*

 

Thanks for those options folks!

Another option is to mount the .bin with Toast. I've used Toast for mounting .bin files with no problems.

Toast costs some cash - however, like most software it can be found for free. Plus I find it to be a very useful tool for burning/archiving DVD's and audio CD's. Yes, I know there are other free alternatives to Toast for achieving the same thing like "Burn" for example.

 

http://www.tech-recipes.com/rx/18944/how-do-i-use-bin-and-cue-files-in-os-x/

 

You can also convert it to an ISO file:
AnyToISO

 

Just buy a pc job done no bin and cue issues


The only mac you should own is rain one

 

Or just learn to use bchunk, 5seconds and 1 terminal command. *yes*