Freaky Burn - CD / DVD Burning software, allowing you to burn Games, Movies, Data, Audio, Mp3, Documents & Much more in a matter of few short clicks. Freaky Burn is using the latest technology in the market, with one of the best burning engines. Sorry I don't know which subreddit to post this to. I found my old ps1 and was hoping to burn all the roms I have saved on my computer to CDs, so I can play the games on my old ps1. Is there a way to burn.bin and.cue files to a CD on a Mac, so that it's playable? There are a few things you want to look for when choosing a game copying software for burning Playstation games. It should make perfect 1:1 copies. This means that the copied version of the game has the same quality as the original version. It should work for all the major game consoles.

title says it all - how can i burn downloaded ps1 ISOs with a mac? i did this like 6 years ago on an old mac and i'm not sure how. i'm sure i used toast, but i'm not sure what the settings were. i tried burning a game last night on my old laptop (which is still newer than what i used to burn with) and it didn't work... i've been pulling my hair out googling and finding nothing. can someone tell me how to do this?
first to answer without saying 'boot camp' gets a warp whistle!
[UPDATE]
i was actually searching for how to do this the other night and the first result from google was my own post from nearly 4 years ago! wowza!
since i've figured out the answer to my own question, i thought i'd leave it here in case anyone needs to know... maybe even for my own future reference
these instructions are for using toast titanium 8, though any version should suffice.
CCD (cloneCD image)
1) select the 'copy' tab
2) choose 'image file'
3) select the .img file
4) burn!
single BIN/CUE
1) select the 'copy' tab
2) choose 'bin/cue files'
3) select the cue file
4) burn!
multiple BINs
1) select the 'copy' tab
2) choose 'multi-track CD-ROM XA'
3) select the BIN files
4) to be safe, check the cue file to make sure the block sizes match in the toast window
5) burn!
i've yet to come across any ISO files, but i think the CCD method should work for those too.