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Hey guys i have the iso image mounted with daemon tools lite, and it works when i run SSF.exe but the problem is when i play the game sonic r theres no music or soundtrack its just basic sounds. I've tried converted a couple of the mp3 files to wave and edited the text in notepad but it still won't work. Whats going on how come i can't play the game with any music some help would greatly be appreciated thank you.
Is it that way with any other games? Id say its just the file you have, maybe look for it on another site? If you can, then you can just download the soundtrack, and listen to that as you play.
hmm i'm not sure, have you done sega saturn emulation succesfully yourself? what worked for you?Quote:
Originally Posted by williamjones
Really??? Pretty sure he's not going to enjoy the game soundtrack not being matched up with what's on screen, not to mention you most likely won't be able to listen to a soundtrack from another source without disabling the in-game sound effects... unless you were to burn the soundtrack to a cd and listen to it on a cd player, etc.... which is just ridiculous.Quote:
Originally Posted by williamjones
I recently had this problem with a TG16 CD game - I would get the in game sound effects, but no soundtrack. They were in a different format, titled .APE (because I have media monkey), so I had to convert them all to .wav files. After that, you'll need to check your cue file through notepad, and make sure things match up. Example, if it says Track 01, then underneath it has 00:00:00, then you've got a problem. If you have numbers in place of those zeroes, then you should be good to go, as it's recognizing the track.Quote:
Originally Posted by GrimeySkillz
Also, try to re-rip the game using cdrwin - get an older version of the program and just recompile it. That also may help you. If none of this works, then try to find another copy of the game. If you are having trouble finding a copy, PM me and I can send you some websites.
Hope this helps for now.
EDIT: Forgot to mention, try using Alcohol 52% as a mounting program instead. Sometimes it seems to work better than D-Tools.
FF he can use youtube downloaders to get the soundtrack off there and listen to it on a media player. easy youtube downloader 6.5 works great on firefox for mp3 files ripped from the videos, and you can get videos them selves in different formats as well. Were pirates of games, so I dont think its worse to be pirates of music and random youtube videos.
I havent done Saturn emulation, I was just giving some general advice Ive noticed with ps1 and sega cd options. And alcohol 52% according to their wikipedia page has an addware thing that comes along with it. The actual Alcohol software you pay for has a ton cool features and has won an award..
Have you tried to download the game from here http://www.emuparadise.me/Sega_Satur...onic_R_(U)/407
and doing a .cue with Sega Cue Maker? http://www.emuparadise.me/downloads/SegaCueMaker.zip
1. Covert all the sound tracks to wav
2. make sure the cue sheet matches the change from mp3 to wav
3. run the same way you have been mounting the cue file
If you wanted to make a single cue+bin file you can also use ISObuster a great free use tool (It does have paid for parts as well but you really do not need them for this so just go ahead for the free download version)
www.isobuster.com