With the Playstation Classic thats actually preferred. The emulator has issues addressing sound files correctly if you go for single bin, at least in some games. (The NTSC version of Toshinden being one such title.)
Others work.
If you want to know anyhow, or to try it out - let me link to this thread for the about tenth time in the last three months...
https://forums.launchbox-app.com/to...n-and-then-pbp/?do=findComment&comment=277997
the mentioned command line tool chdman you'll find by googling.
Yes it is a command line tool, but using it still beats installing two different CD ripping programs with virtual CD drive drivers, then mounting the image virtualy and... Learn how to use chdman - its simpler..
(and the commands you need are in the linked thread (filenames should vary - but with a little bit of abstraction logic...
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chdman createcd -i "sfawd.cue" -o "sfawd.chd"
= program name (always says the same), command for create cd image, -input: file name in brackets of the cue you've gotten, -output: nameyouchoseinbrackets with the extension .chd
chdman extractcd -i "sfawd.chd" -o "sfawd.cue" -ob "sfawd.bin"
= program name, command to extract a cd image, similar stuff from above - two output names (for single bin and cue), witch you choose.
For most easy, copy chdman.exe into the folder with the cue file. Use the Tab key on your keyboard for autocomplete after a few letters.
Find out yourself how to navigate into the folder holding your cue in the windows command line interface (cmd).
No gui, but most easy method.
Thad you probably shouldnt use in this case.
