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hey I've downloaded a DVD and it's .bin and .cue and .nfo files....what app do I use and which one of those files should i actually burn??

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One of those files will open with Toast... I think the smaller file (NOT the NFO though..that's dispensable).
 
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OK I'll download Toast. But do I have to convert the file before I burn to DVD or will it be ok in a DVD player as is??
 

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