[twitzid_klown]

what is an iso?

 

[fivefeet8]

check this thread for your answers.......


http://boards.psxemu.com/showthread.php?postid=12149#post12149

got some more? just ask away.......

 

[twitzid_klown]

what is the best free program to rip iso?

 

[fivefeet8]

I use cdrwin...... www.goldenhawk.com..... get the free demo. Its can rip cd's with ease..... just use the correct settings.....
diskimage/cue sheet, RAW, Ignore Error recovery, auto jitter correction, auto subcode analysis, read recount to 10... the rest leave alone..... It will make one bin file and one cue sheet(to burn the image onto a cdr).... Use epsxe "run iso" option and point it at the bin file.......

 

[twitzid_klown]

could you find playstation games iso's on the net somewhere? just wondering...

 

[fivefeet8]

That is not supported here in the forums..... sorry..... All I can tell you is yes......but no more questions about illegal copies being found on the net ok.....

 

[twitzid_klown]

i was wondering if you knew how to make iso using nero burning rom program???

 

[cluthu]

>if you knew how to make iso using nero burning rom program
You can't, to the best of my knowledge. It creates images in its own format, .nrg.

 

[campaign2016]

yeah nero is a great program but it uses its own file type for its ISO's which is not supported by ePSXe

 

[FireGL]

use clone cd

 

[Guest]

use isobuster

its free and its small to download and it took me about 5 secs to figure out how it worked

 

[FireGL]

huh?

 

[Adair]

Hmmm. I don't think CloneCD is free unless there's a demo I forgot about. Actually I got it free, but not legaly.
Anyway I have a question. Whats the difference between nero's image file and CDRwin file? I ask this because if it actually makes the image a different way then maybe it won't work, but if the only difference is the file's extention then it will work. Same with CloneCD which makes .img files and you just change the files of type in the "Run ISO" window in epsxe to "all files" to run it. Did that make sense? Anyway this isn't just a speculation, I've gotten this to work with CloneCD.

 

[cluthu]

>Whats the difference between nero's image file and CDRwin[
>file?
Though I can't say for certain, I believe Nero adds track and disc information that a typical ISO doesn't typically handle.* Likewise, they become incompatible with utilities and applications that read "straight" ISO. There's been previous posts about experimentation with .nrg files and (to the best of my knowledge) they weren't met with success.

*Why does CDRWin work then, you ask? Notice that when you create a .bin file it'll also save a file named .cue, which is just plain text that details the session placement and the like. Since these are seperate, I'd imagine that CDRWin doesn't resort to saving information within the image file.