[dock]

The other day I burned the image of some software, I will call "X", with Cdrwin. The playability was choppy and eradict. (Unregistered version 3.8e Cdrwin)

Later that same day I burned the image w/ BlindRead. The image was better as was playability.

I was under the impression that both recording software medias used the same burn method "Raw 2352 sectors". So what happened? Has anyone else had this experience?

FYI: I used a Plextor IDE at 1X for both images and saved both images as a *.bin file. OS:Win98 Proc:600Mhz. Grpx:NVidia

Has anyone tested this process w/ CloneCD? Nero? "your favorite imaging software"?

 

[Guest]

I think it was something else...might have something to do with "geforce" and "vsync".

 

[JAZ]

Dunno why that would have happened..
Personally I just just clone cd.
I find the older versions best for me Im using version 2.7.1.1 at the moment with these options=
Read to Image
Read Subchannel Data from Data Tracks ON
Read Subchannel Data from Audio Tracks ON
Write with option
Don't repair subchanel data
Works fine every time I need to make a psx game iso.
Ive used blind write and cdrwin but clone cd I find to be the best.

JAZ

 

[fivefeet8]

I use have used cdrwin for a long time making all of my psx isos.. Never had one problem.. Maybe you need to defrag your hd.. or make sure you set the correct options in cdrwin.. Or just use whatever works for you..

 

[Betamax]

Personally I use Isobuster for isos and nero for recording.

 

[Neojag]

can u use ISObuster to explore Final FAntasy VIII bins? its just an off topic question

 

[fivefeet8]

I use winimage to explore bins, isos, any kind of disk I have.. Winimage can even extract files from within bin files and isos.. cool eh..

 

[Neojag]

but can he do that FFs one?

 

[fivefeet8]

yes... Winimage can also explore psx isos or bin files.. And then extract whatever file you select to your harddrive..

 

[Betamax]

I think that neo is asking if they can read the compressed game image file that is on the original game cds not an iso/bin file. If you look at the files on the original cd you'll see a .bin file (if memory serves correctly).

 

[Neojag]

lolz
what i mean is to open the Final Fantasy .bin file (the one that has the game) and see the files (like the movies) there, instead of using PSMplay to analyse the disc

 

[fivefeet8]

And that is exactly what winimage can do.....

 

[Neojag]

pretty kewl, ill download it thks