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<<Radiant Silvergun, hmm it depends on what format the sound is stored in and on what system the game is for, sometimes you can't rip the music that easy.

there are various tools for ripping music from PSX, Dreamcast and so on that may or may not help, a lil more info from your end would help me help you find the prog that will help in this>>

Radiant Silvergun for Sega Saturn. Excluding the arcade version that's still not working with MAME, I thought this game only hit one home console. This game is ultra rare. Try buy it on eBay and you can't get it for anything less thatn $120. =P

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You don't mount them to a CD, you burn them. You mount them to virtual drives, which would be your 'new' DVD drive you see. The icon in the lower right corner will allow you to select files to mount to that drive, mount the ISO file (preferably the .cue I believe, or whatever the little describing file is, though I may be wrong on that), and then you have essentially tricked your computer into thinking this piece of data is a real cd in a cd drive. Then, with it mounted, you can burn it, hopefully. Just use whatever you use to burn, and make the virtual drive (the new one) the source, and make a direct copy to a blank disk. But realize that reading from a cdrom is slow... so don't expect the performance like an ISO gives.

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I tried it, but it didn't work. I used Daemon's Tools to mount the iso image, and then I tried burning the iso to a blank CD. The burning went fine, but when I put the CD into the CD drive and selected "RUN CDROM" in ePSXe to start the game, it didn't work. The screen just stayed blank, and nothing happened at all. What did I do wrong?

I havne't read back to see what the deatails are here, but if you are just trying to put an ISO onto a CD for playing, you can just use Alcohol 120% and use the Image Burning Wizard. It will properly copy the ISO onto the CD and the emulator/modded console should recognize it.

If I am way off here, please enlighten me. ;)

Yeah, what Sprung said. As long as you're burning the right thing and set ePSXe to the right CD drive, it should work.

ePSXe only allows me to set it up to drives E, F and G, but my CD drive is drive D, I think. I set it to F using Daemon's Tools, but it still doesn't work. I keep getting an error messase and the program closes itself.

Edit: Nevermind. I originally wanted to learn how to do this so I could have more games to play without them taking up space on my computer. But it doesn't help any since I can't DOWNLOAD any of the games I want. Every single game I want have no seeds or no peers o.o;; Typical, eh? So even if I could figure this out, I have nowhere to get the games I want -.-

Daemon Tools will not save space at all as it mounts CD Images (ISO's) from your harddrive to a virtual drive, so the CD Image is still using up HD space.

The only way to save space is to burn the CD Images to CD or to compress them and exrtact the CD Images you want to use at the time or use a certain CD plugin that lets you play compressed ISO's, but the compressing method doesn't always save that much space.

Oh yeah we have a torrent request section aswell as a torrent reseed section.

Clicking on My Computer will show you what drives you do have ;)

It does seem very odd for it not to show the correct drives in ePSXe :/

What format is the current CD Image you are trying in?
What error message are you getting?

Ah, I see. So there's really no reason for me to do this at all, then -.- But like I said, I can't find the games I want, anyway, so it doesn't matter either way. Well, I CAN find them, but they all have no seeds or no peers and won't even begin to download

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Originally Posted by Guy

Ah, I see. So there's really no reason for me to do this at all, then -.- But like I said, I can't find the games I want, anyway, so it doesn't matter either way. Well, I CAN find them, but they all have no seeds or no peers and won't even begin to download

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So ask for a reseed ;) we have a section just for that, if the games are not from EP's torrents you can always request the games you are after, in the torrent requests section.

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Originally Posted by Zorlon

So ask for a reseed ;) we have a section just for that, if the games are not from EP's torrents you can always request the games you are after, in the torrent requests section.

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I had forgotten about the torrent requests section. I think I'll do just that, and see what turns up. Now, however.. I have yet another question. Sorry about this -.- Well, I just now found the Psx Emulation Cheater plugin for the ePSXe, but I can't see to get it to work. I wanted to test it out and see if it actually does what it says it can (and emulate a Gameshark, of sorts) but it's not working. I'm trying it out on Vandal Hearts 2. Well, I opened it up, went under "File" and went into User Database. Then I clicked on "Add Cheat". I added two cheats: The enable code, and the "Max Money" code (since that's the easiest to test, since i can see results right at the beginning), both which I had gotten from gamefaqs. I hit "Ok", then went back under file and clicked "Send Cheats to Plugin" like the instructions say to do. Then, I put the psx emulation cheater 2.5 plugin on in the Video section of ePSXe like it says to do, and start up the game. But.. it doesn't work. I still have the same amount of money I had before; purchacing items makes the money decrease, exiting and reentering the shop doesn't refill it, nothing. So, it didn't work. Could someone perhaps explain if I did anything wrong or not?

^I used that PSX emulation cheater plugin aswell, many cheats don't work.
I think it's the fact that your vandal hearts 2 is for example PAL and you're trying to sent NTSC cheats, that my friend, doesn't always work ;)

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Out of curiosity, are there any emulators for low-spec systems like GB or NES that can operate at full capacity on an old 386 computer?

Yeah even higher spec consoles like Genesis can run on a 386 based PC, you may have to look at some of the older dead emu projects though, try looking at Zophars Domain for the older ones

Tons of 8 bit emu's are around that don't require high end PC's, infact most of the Emu notes at Zophars are done from tests on a 386 machine

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