Bin/Cue is not so popular as compare to other format like ISO. And on MAC, you can not mount the Bin/Cue directly, so the solution is only convert Bin/Cue file into the ISO format, for which it can easily be mounted.
There are two soft wares can do that for you: Toast Titanium & BinChunker
1. Using Toast Titanium
(I’m using version 11)
- Right click on the file and open with Toast
- Choose File -> Save as Disc Image
- Name the Disc Image
- Save the file, change .toast extension to .iso extension
- DONE
2. Using BinChunker
This assuming you have MacPorts installed
- Open terminal
- Install BinChunker
sudo port install bchunk
- Convert the Bin/Cue file to ISO
bchunk /path/to/bin/file/file_name.bin /path/to/cue/file/file_name.cue /path/to-output/file/file_name.iso
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