Bin2boot Problem

It didn't work for me either when I used other tools, like WinISO to create and/or modify the images. It is because the way the image is created. Bin2boot is really nasty (pretentious) when it comes to viewing the files in the .bin file, that is why that file must be made to fit perfectly bin2boot's demands. That's why it requires specific settings, that I managed to get from the software I described. So... my question is: did you use Nero, IsoBuster, etc, or you just replaced them with other software? (that might have caused the problem with reading the .bin file)