binmerge VS bchunk

You need to merge the "Track #" bin files into one; one game needs to have one bin and one cue file. You can use CDMage, cdfix, BinMerger, or just binmerge to do that. Then you can convert to PBP.

If you only have 1 bin file, you can use binmerge to split the tracks.

You can use binmerge to put many bin into one bin: https://github.com/putnam/binmerge

If you want to split the bin file back to multiple bin files, you can use binmerge.

No idea where the pre-merged set exists online- but if you'd like to curate your own set I'd recommend binmerge, and you can auto-generate the cue files here.

Yeah, that would be cool, but then the .bin file usually needs to be split into separate tracks (using binmerge) so I'd need to modify that the work with the streams too in some way. And the .cue file needs to be handled too, so it all gets a bit awkward, and I'm thinking it might be better to make the program support .chd files directly using one of the .chd-reading libraries 🤔

Would be nice to add Binmerge functionality so you can also reverse the process completely for CD-ROM multi-tracks. I learned the hard way that GD-ROMs are not reversible yet.

You can use bchunk to convert bin/cue to iso: https://github.com/extramaster/bchunk

Try OPLManager to convert. Or WinBin2Iso or AnyToISO or bchunk.

Ah, okay. You can use OPLManager or WinBin2Iso or AnyToIso or bchunk to convert the .bin to .iso.

But if you really want to, you could try the programs CDMage, WinBin2Iso or Any2Iso. There's also bchunk if you know your way around a command-line.

You will have to convert the game to ISO yourself using tools like PowerISO, UltaISO, bchunk or even OPL Manager.

You can also use bchunk to convert the BIN to ISO. Here's a zip file with a batch file for easy conversion. Just place the (Track 1).bin where you unpack the zip and run the batch.