Zalehat said:
I downloaded CloneCD. I'm guessing what I need to do is Create a IMAGE file right?
Also, which file do I read for the emulator? Is it a ISO file or something else.
You seem to be a victim of slang terms. People might say you need to make an "ISO". But what they really mean is an image of a disc. Images come in a lot of different formats. ISO is just one of them. There're tons of other formats. Like .bin and .cue files, or the .cdd, .img and .sub files clonecd creates, etc, etc.
Zalehat said:
1. Do I read from each disc seperate? Or is there a way to put them all into one file?
Yes. And no. In that order. Each image is treated seperately. But in your case thats not a problem. All FF games ask you to save your game when you reach the end of a disc. You can then boot up epsxe with the next disc and load that savegame to continue. Afaik most PSX games do it like this because even the real PSX had , errr, trouble with changing discs on the fly.
If you want a personal advice, try out
Daemon Tools. Its a tool to mount images into a virtual drive. It's very easy to install, runs in the system tray and you can switch wich CD image lies in ur virtual drive in a matter of seconds. It accepts all formats and what the main point is, you can use all the regular CD plugins that come for epsxe without having to deal with the more "exotic" ones that run the image for you without mounting it. I myself have played all PSX FF titles and lots of other games using D-Tools and the internal cd rom plugins in epsxe, wich dont even need to be configured.
So make an image of ur FF discs, with whatever tool you like. Then mount it with D-tools. Choose internal w2k CDR as cd plugin and set ur virtual CD-rom drive letter in the epsxecutor options. Thats all.