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I keep hearing both online and from a few friends that you can burn ff7 disc 1 to a disc but when I look at the file it says 712mb. How are they doing it last time I checked cd-r only went up to 700mb are the compressing the file or something? Please help I stepped on my original disc and I would like to play ff7 disc1 to 3 again.
Even though the file size is over the limit, it will fit. The extra stuff is just burn settings and such ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by soratron
I should've added that I tried to burn the disc already and killed six discs in the progress.
What file are you burning?Quote:
Originally Posted by soratron
The .bin or .cue file?
Also what program are you using to burn the file?
At first bin format than I tried img format and killed four more. I'm using imgburn and have tried burning other large games like ff9 disc1 and vagrant story and chrono cross again disc died after psx symbol.
What speed are you burning at? It shouldn't be set any higher than 4x. If that's the speed you've already attempted to burn the games at you could try burning at the lowest possible speed.Quote:
Originally Posted by soratron
Also do you have a .cue file?
4x defualt setting is what I had it for the ten times I tried this.
Try the lowest possible setting 1x. I that doesn't work then it could be your burner or the brand of CD-R you are using.
Other than that I've never personally attempted to do this so your friends might be wrong and it might not be possible to overburn the game on one disc.
I'm using an hp pavilion g6 dvd-rw burner with memorex cd-r 700mb, I'll test your option when I get some new cd's also will music cd's work with buring games for the psx?
Burn with .cue file with lowest speed.
I think the music cd's will work
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Originally Posted by soratron
CD-Rs are "Music CDs" and are the only media that will work on a PS1.Quote:
Originally Posted by Muhahahahaha
When I look at the .cue file it's a few kilobytes are saying to burn just that file or bin+cue files?
BothQuote:
Originally Posted by soratron
Burning cue file will burn the img file also.
Both should be in a same folder
Your memorex cd-r's might be crappy Indian ones.Quote:
Originally Posted by soratron
If they are, they would be ok for music cd's, but not good for game discs.
There solid cool colors I bought in a usa wal*mart and they all work perfectly for my games that are under 700mb like spyro ripto's rage, spider the video game, mdk, ff8 1-4, crash bash, crash1-2, and medieval. And one question, how do I burn both at once when I extract them they're seprate and on the ones I mentioned I only had to burn the Bin or Img file.
Where you bought them makes no difference.Quote:
Originally Posted by soratron
If images just over 700mb aren't working (and you've tried different image sources to eliminate bad shares) then it might be crappy media or your burner won't write 700mb+ (I think a burner issue is unlikely) :shrug:
The cd's (if they're crap) might work for smaller images, but if they aren't working for 712mb then it's a process of elimination to work out what the problem is.
You should be fine burning @ 4x speed...I've never had any issues with playstation games burned at this speed.
So I should get more cd's and trial and error to find which it is cause I also tried to burn chrono cross on a vertabrim cd and like the rest it only got to the symbol then crapped out like a majorly scratched black bottom.
It's clearly not cd writer's problem.
I think 800MB cds are also available.
Problem with those they only come from ebay not real easy to get past relatives and gf they don't really like when I buy anything online even my sister and brother jump down my throat about it.
And yes I still live at parents trying to get apartment not much luck in small town boonies.
That's the only answer remainsQuote:
Originally Posted by Beaten Rihanna
Last question how do I burn both bin cue together need walkthrough.
you point the burning software at the cue file only that will tell the burning software to burn the bin file automaticly and what data format it should be burned as
the cue file is basicly a text document that informs the burning software what to do with the bin files, open the cue file with notepad and take a look yourself ;)
One more question before I call it a day, can you turn a burner program's ability to smooth over bad sectors off? if not is it because of the hardware 'cause if you could turn it off I'd see if it would work on the psx without the disc swapping trick.
There is no way to play burned games on an unmodded PSX without some sort of swop/swap trick
There are usually no bad sectors to fix at all anyway, there is just a large difference between pressed CD's and burned CD's (It's also not the colour/color of the underside of the CD) basicly the PSX hardware can tell the difference between a pressed CD and a burned CD and there are no tricks to bypass it
Another problem I forgot to mention when I talked about the ones I tried if I burned a tomb raider one or two will it work or not cause I broke one in half and cracked the other. I keep my midnight 24/7 didn't see them fall to the floor.
SN, On imports I've seen that I can basically do a swap trick method to make them run on a usa ps is this only for pressed imports or will it still work with burnt imports as well?
Burned imports will work with the same trick you use for none imports, even if for some reason you can't you can patch the boot code on burned backups to USA
The reason they work with the swop/swap trick is because the boot sectors are read from the original disc you are swopping/swapping with
I tried burning the cue file and it worked thanks for the helpful info.>}
I have a new problem, I can't get twisted metal 4 to change from an img to a bin file can some one please tell me where I can find it as a bin+cue zip file?
open it in isobuster and re-rip to bin+cue or mount it in D-Tools lite and re-rip with Imgburn
just convert the sucker yourself, it's not hard to do