Support for isobuster CUE format

[Underheaven]

I used to use ISOBuster to play import VCD's back in '98. In Taiwan (where my discs were from) I guess VCD hardware players were common, but I didn't have one. So I used it to rip/convert to MPEG.

[Nikos]

So I used it to rip/convert to MPEG.

Actually, all you needed to do with VCDs, is copy the big *.DAT file, rename it to *.mpg, and that's about it. It even worked!

[Underheaven]

I'm pretty sure I did that. MPEG codecs from 7 years ago probably couldn't handle the file. But no way to know for sure now.

p.s. you know an unconverted .DAT is a few MB larger than a converted MPEG right?

[sepehr]

ISOBuster itself is not important; the important thing here is it's *.CUE format.
think of *.CUE file that can address multisession images.
for example it's simple format allows to create custom MultiTrack MultiSession images with ease, for studing perposes,etc.

[Underheaven]

Sorry for getting off topic. Yes... back to ISOBuster CUE files.

[johngalt]

ISOBuster itself is not important; the important thing here is it's *.CUE format.
think of *.CUE file that can address multisession images.
for example it's simple format allows to create custom MultiTrack MultiSession images with ease, for studing perposes,etc.

However, if its simple format is *not* industry standard, then it pretty much throws out the whole reason for using it other than if you are only going to use it with ISOBuster, correct?