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I have been using Virtual CD/DVD mount tool like Alcohol , Daemon Tools in my windows machine to mount any CD/DVD disk image especially for games play. But in mac i couldn’t find such Virtual drive creator tool . In Fact in mac disk mounting can be done from Mac’s ( OS X ) inbuilt disk utility . The disk utility mounts files like .iso but today i came across a file which needed disk mounting . The file name was .bin and the associated file to mount was having .cue extension . The file actually is from VTC online tutorial series CD . Finally i managed to mount the .cue file and read the content inside .bin file with the help of Toast Titanium software in Mac . Below is the video showing how i did that.

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16 Responses to “How do i create a Virtual Drive in Mac?”

  1. Wendy SINGAPORE Says:

    Wow, you’ve so many Devices attached to your Mac!

  2. MacPhobia HONG KONG Says:

    All those are My Hard Drives…

  3. Mounting an Bin/cue file ? (Not burning) - Mac-Forums.com UNITED STATES Says:

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  4. Webraider UNITED STATES Says:

    You could’ve just double clicked it. It would have unzipped and mounted. Then you could create a disk image of it in Disk Utility.

  5. Vitali LITHUANIA Says:

    Go to Utilities in Toast Titanium and choose Mount Disc Image, that would be a bit faster and would save some extra space.

  6. JestaGeek GERMANY Says:

    That’s what I do, Vitali — and have done for years. But I came upon this article searching to see if there was anything better and simpler (e.g. a free utility, rather than a piece of over-priced bloatware like Toast) that could mount a bin/cue image on OS X more simply… maybe not. :-/

    The really dumb thing is I often see this format used to enclose a few videos that have no need to be in a disk image at all (a set of .mov files, for example). And the content is much smaller than the disk image — it’s completely idiotic… almost as idiotic as the method you used to open the disk image and as showing a copyright-infringing “scene/warez” release to illustrate your example. *rolls eyes*

  7. st 41.249.69.188 not found Says:

    very helpful, Just like you I can NOT mount in my snow leopard OSX.
    I guess maybe Toast can mount .bin files in early OSX.

  8. Raul Manuel 41.223.156.218 not found Says:

    Thank you so much its realy good tutorial i love it.

  9. Raul Manuel 41.223.156.218 not found Says:

    How did you create that mac effect on the footer of your page, its very nice

  10. Caren Herrell GERMANY Says:

    I’m loving these posts, keep em coming! ciao!

  11. wad11656 UNITED STATES Says:

    Yeah, I was GOING to use Toast Titanium 10 to convert it to a .toast file then mount it, but I was hoping there was a way to just directly mount it. Oh well. Thanks!

  12. laa AUSTRALIA Says:

    worked great thanks
    *ignore the ‘toast doesnt recognize’ message.. just follow the video anyways,

  13. omerozy TURKEY Says:

    thanks alot man this really helped alot!

    big upz

  14. Dama INDIA Says:

    Thank you buddy. It really helped

  15. Jstz UNITED STATES Says:

    Very Helpfull, thx!

  16. Zeca 187.58.244.232 not found Says:

    Thank’s a lot!

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