Let say you have some Bin/Cue files and you don't like it, you're under Linux and don't want to emulate every time you run the file...or whatever reasons you have; you definitely want to either extract it or convert into another easier-to-use file format.
For me, to-ISO conversion is a good pick-up.
The tool is used for conversion is called bchunk.
Assuming you have fileX.bin and fileX.cue, in order to convert them into ISO format use this command below:
$ bchunk -v fileX.bin fileX.cue fileX
fileX is the name output of the ISO file after conversion.
The speed of conversion is pretty amazing. I've converted 4 GB for about 3 min 28 seconds. Pretty cool, isn't it?
Next is just to mount your newly-created ISO file.
$ mount -o loop iso9660 fileX.sio /mnt/iso_mnt_dir
Have fun!@