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[habilain]

The .img file in a ccd project *may* be the same as the .bin file in a bin/cue pair. If it's been extracted in the 2352 bytes a sector format then they are the same. So it may also be possible to use ccd projects.

[Cless]

After looking more into it, I think I will say that the officially recommended and supported utility for disc image dumping and burning will be...

>> ImgBurn <<

ImgBurn is completely free. ISOBuster doesn't burn and is shareware, and CDRWIN is shareware with gimped burning capabilities. With ImgBurn, you can select any of the three disc image extensions while ripping and it'll produce a disc image valid with the patcher.

[Leiw]

The .img file in a ccd project *may* be the same as the .bin file in a bin/cue pair. If it's been extracted in the 2352 bytes a sector format then they are the same. So it may also be possible to use ccd projects.

it is since it has 2352 bytes/sector and is the same "raw" data, also CloneCD creates a .cue file that goes with it and seems to be accepted by other programs just as it would accept a bin/cue. The only difference is CloneCd creates "subchannel" files (.sub) but they aren't required to succesfully burn ToP