How do I put multiple PSX games on one CD?

[ChimpoUA]

Hello everyone! I have a kinda unusual question: How do I put multiple PSX games on one CD? With a menu where you can choose the game you'd like to play? I'm waiting for an answer

[Josh]

This is where you have a to have a lot of knowledge on several subjects. I remember seeing a guide on how to do this a couple of years ago. It requires being able to program and modify game files.

[Allea]

Not sure if this will help you but if not at least it may lead you to what will...

http://www.megagames.com/psx/psx_cdr_makecd.shtml

As I said, I don't think this may be the answer you want but from there you have a place to look further.

One thing though is that if you mean having kind of like a front end from which to load each game that shows up when you start the CD...
You won't need to modify game files.
Game files stay the same...it's a matter of reading the CD or adding what it shows when it reads it (which does take programming as Lee says)
I'll look more and see if I learn anything, if so I'll post in this thread.
I may not have helped you at all but that's okay...I'm cute!

[Jackofdiamonds]

I looked and I couldn't find anything on byning multiple psx games on 1 cd but I did find one for multiple ps2 games.

[ChimpoUA]

One thing though is that if you mean having kind of like a front end from which to load each game that shows up when you start the CD...
You won't need to modify game files.

Yep, a frontend is exactly what I mean! But I want to just use a frontend of a game that I already have... Can I just change the files? Like:

Pandemonium I -> replace files with Bust a Groove
Pandemonium II -> replace files with Bust a Groove 2

Is this possible? I don't want to burn a disc without any use

[Zorlon]

http://emus4psx.host.sk/eshell.htm

[PMC_Analyst]

Are you trying to do something different other than just burning several isos or bin+cue files? That works just fine, I've put as many as 3 isos on one CD (not overburning, just smaller games) and it works fine, just select "run iso" from the sPSXe file menu, select the disc, and all your image files should be there to choose from. That's way simpler than using a front end, because you're only dealing with the emu, so that would be less taxing on the processor, if it makes any difference to you.

[Str8Ba11a]

^I was going to suggest what PMC said^
It would be cool to be able to make your own compilations though. I'm assuming this is what was done with the Crash Bandicoot 1,2, and 3 game. But...at the same time...it's not really worth the amount of work it seems to require