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Overburning on a mac?

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I have a movie file (.bin and .cue) that I need to burn to a cd-r, but it's 798 mb. I've looked all over the internet, but can't seem to find a good answer. What program should i choose that would allow me to overburn this data onto a 700mb cdr?
 
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While I don't personally suggest doing this as it not only increases the chance of totally bonking your optical drive, you also end up with a disc that has an increased chance of not being able to be played in other drives... including the one you burned the disc with.
Still, a very quick and simple Google search turned up these apps:

shadowBurn

X-CD-Roast

FireStarter FX
 

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