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13-Nov-2004, 07:48 PM #1
Question can i generate missing .CUE file????
i backed up my 100% legitimatley aquired dvd of the manchurian candidate to bin & cue files, but in a freak quantum event the que files got mysteriously vanished, then i lost the dvd in a terrible boating accident, which traumatised my whole family of vietnamese pot-bellied pigmy pigs

is there any way at all i can eother

1) get the .bin files workinh alone (No? didnt think so)
2) generate some kind of functioning .que file to activate the bin files??

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