The best tool to converts BIN CD or DVD images to ISO images!
Update on: 21 June 2022
Suitable for : Windows 11, Windows 10, 8.1, 7, ... , Server 2012-2019, 2022, x64, x32, x86
This small program converts BIN CD or DVD images to ISO images. Files over 2GB are also no problem and is works on all Windows and Server OS.
When it comes to a quick convert, is exactly the WinBin2Iso conversion Freeware Tool that what you need.
On a clean and actual hard drive, over 1 gigabyte / minute. Incidentally, you save also up to 13% disk space, of which one never has enough.
Key Features in Bin To ISO Tool
◆ Convert BIN CD and DVD images to ISO images
◆ support BIN and ISO files over 2GB
Other specifications:
◆ MDF to ISO conversion
◆ BIN to ISO conversion
◆ Extreme small program
◆ Freeware
◆ Optional Portable
◆ Multilingual
Use Bin to ISO Tool
Start the program. The first time that you use it the program it will present you with a license screen. The program is free and the license info is only displayed the first time (per PC). Select the Bin file Source path and ISO file destination Path and press the button "Convert".
Bin to ISO Tool installation
WinBin2Iso does not need to be installed, a comfortable start from the desktop is posible, to run the program without installation is a nice feature. The converter is immediately ready for use on all MS-Windows operating systems. Is also very suitable for portable (to go) use. Thus, you have to go BIN-To-ISO tool for other computers or laptops.
Operating systems
Converting bin file types to iso files can be used on almost any MS OS, such as: Windows 11, Windows 10, Windows 10 Pro, Windows 10 Enterprise, Windows 10 Home,
Windows 8.1, Windows 8.1 Enterprise and Pro, Windows 8, Windows 8 Enterprise and Pro,
Windows 7, Windows 7 Enterprise, Windows 7 Home Basic, Windows 7 Home Premium + Professional, Windows 7 Starter + Ultimate,
, X64, x86 and x32 all Windows, MS Windows Server 2019, 2016,2012, .
The inspiration was the following fact:
A standard 74-minute CD has 333,000 sectors.
In PC MODE1, each sector is 2352 bytes in size and contains 2048 bytes of data.
In PSX or VCD Mode2 it is 2336 bytes of data, or 2352 bytes of audio data.
The difference between sector, size and content is the header information and the error correction codes.
For large data, high precision is required for e.g. VCD a small and none at all for audio.
When extracting data in RAW format, there are always exactly 2352 bytes per sector.
It does not vary between 2048/2336/2352 bytes depending on the data type.
In essence, you always extract the entire sector.
Thus, a conversion from BIN to ISO is not a big art.
# WinBin2Iso Versions History
| New in version 5.56 // 21 June 2022
Adjustments for MS Windows XP in WinBinToIso
Important update of the language files
| New in version 5.55 // 13 June 2022
Necessary adjustments to older MS Windows OS
Win-Bin-To-Iso update of the language files
Disable Dark Theme via disable_dark_theme=1 in WinBin2Iso.ini
| New in version 5.51 // 24 April 2022
Dark theme/mode support in Bin zu ISO application for MS Windows operating systems
Bugfix: Windows 11 with 4K screen and / or high screen scaling or DPI settings
Improvements in contrast design and higher DPI settings when working with poor eyesight
Important update of the language files
| New in version 5.41 // 22 March 2022
General optimization in WinBin2Iso
Small fine touches and cosmetic adjustments for MS Windows 11 and 10
Important update of the language files
| New in version 5.33 // 22 December 2021
Small corrections and update of the WinBin2Iso language files
New language for Win Bin to Iso Converter: Bulgarian
Many thanks to PPR@106_40V3K for the Bulgarian language.
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... complete Versions History
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Why convert other formats to ISO?
I think that users who have a lot of files are repeatedly confronted with which program for the corresponding image format, then the hard drive is flooded with dozens of image formats and there are hundreds of file formats. The BIN image format is often declared as IMG, MDF, ... because some manufacturers like to hide that it is a simple BIN image. Sometimes to prevent it from being converted. The BIN image requires more space on the hard disk than the ISO format and that with the same data content and this can lead to a decent amount of space on the hard disk if there are several BIN files!
* The best tool to converts BIN CD or DVD images to ISO images!
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