[seiferslasher]

OK, ive created an ISO with isobuster on my harddrive, but i dont know how to run it with epsxe. There are just sooo many files!!! Please help me.

 

[gouki29]

use cdrwin and make an iso with that(never figured out how to make an iso with isobuster). their should be two files when you do this the iso or bin file and the .cue file. then run the iso by loading the cue file. remember to use raw read mode when creating the iso.

 

[fivefeet8]

You don't even need the cue file to run isos with epsxe.. All you need is the .bin file that cdrwin makes.. Click on "run iso" in epsxe then point it to the bin file.. If the file you made is an iso then it should have an .iso extension.. The file should be pretty big too(between 300 and 700 megs), so you can't miss it..

I made a image using cdrwin which made me this file:

nameofgame.bin

Since yours may be an iso it should be like this

nameofgame.iso

 

[Zephon]

Or you can use Daemons Tools... but it's kind of complicated, just stay with the "Run ISO" option.

 

[lizardj]

with isobuster, juz run the program rite click on the cd icon and choose extract cd image RAW(*.bin)

 

[Zell]

Ohh yes ISObuster is very simple , i think the most simple of all !

 

[gouki29]

it was very simple(should have read a faq), but i can't seem to get a perfect copy of mmx5. Most of the music does not get copied, i tried cdrwin and iso buster(the game runs fine). music runs nice on the cd, but i can't understand why some music works and some don't on the iso i made.

 

[Arpanet]

gouki - just warning ya, posting a link to that page (GameCopyWorld) can get you yelled at... I learned that the hard way

Also, there's no reason for music not to be copied. An ISO is a perfect copy of all the contents of the CD - basically, it's like a single file that contains every bit of information on that disc. What I'm trying to get at here is that if music's not playing, it's gotta be something with your SPU - whether it's a CD or an ISO shouldn't have any effect on music/sound, other than the fact that an ISO runs the music smoother (since it's accessing from the HD instead of the CD).

Hope all that helps

 

[joeho446]

Make sure that you save your iso in the iso folder in epsxe and use .iso at the end

 

[WUwata]

Yo to all the peeps can ff9 be changed to iso?

goku dammit jus die!!

 

[Guest]

Yes, FF9 can be changed into an ISO, but each CD must be done seperately and becomes it's own ISO. Then you have to sawp the ISOs whne it is time for a CD change, just the same as if you were using CDs.
Gouki29, we would ask that you not post links to Gamecopy World since it may contain illegal stuff. You can mention the name and then let people discover it on their own. Thanks.
sincerely,
sx/amiga

 

[gouki29]

oops... sorry, won't happen again.