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October 14th, 2001, 03:39 AM
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Well, basically iso, bin, and dat are three different formats of essentially the same thing. a raw data file of the entire contents of a cd. most burning software supports one or more of them.
Ultimately you're creating a "disk image" on the hard drive of the original Video CD, and then burning that image to blank cd(s). Here's a few links to get you started... cdrfag.org Lots of info here vcdhelp.com - Probably more than enough tools/utils and info 
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