To convert multiple .bin files into a single .iso repack, you typically need to first merge the split tracks into one unified .bin file and then convert that file into the .iso format. This process is common for organizing emulated games (like PS1 or PS2) for better compatibility with modern launchers and hardware. Phase 1: Merge Multiple BINs into One
xorriso -as mkisofs -o combined.iso -J -r /path/to/staging
| Tool | Purpose | Availability | |------|---------|---------------| | | Converts BIN/CUE to ISO, CDR, or raw | Linux, macOS, Windows (Cygwin/WSL) | | CDRDAO | Inspect and extract track structures | Cross-platform | | IsoBuster (optional) | Visual validation of track layout | Windows/macOS | | PowerISO (GUI alternative) | Direct repack from multiple BINs | Commercial, multi-OS | how to convert multiple bin files to one iso repack
| Your Situation | Recommended Tool | | :--- | :--- | | You have a CUE file + 2+ BINs, and you need a single ISO quickly | (paid) or AnyToISO (paid) | | You are on Linux/macOS and want a free, scriptable solution | Bchunk (free) | | You have a mixed audio/data disc (e.g., PS1 game with CD audio) | Stick with BIN/CUE or convert to CHD – ISO will lose audio | | Your BINs have no CUE file | First regenerate a CUE with IsoBuster | To convert multiple
: A cross-platform option (Windows/Mac) known for its ease of use when converting various image formats to ISO. Step-by-Step Conversion Process Phase 1: Merging Multiple BINs into One Example: xorriso -as mkisofs -o combined
: Once loaded, go to File > Save As . Choose a new folder, ensure the format is set to Mode 2/2352 , and click "Okay". Result : This creates one single .bin and one .cue file. Binmerge (Automated Scripting) :