can i run ps2 isos from my usb on my ps2?

[luxix]

I've been trying to find a way to play my ps2 isos, directly from my usb stick on the ps2 (i have a modchip installed). Is there anyway to do this? I've read a couple of guides, but I'm kind of stupid, and non-technical, so if someone could explain how to do this, in simple terms I would greatly appriecate it.

Also, sorry if this is in the wrong section, I'm sort of new to the forums of this site

[gezegond]

It is possible, but from what I've heard it's rather slow. (Because PS2 uses USB1) I don't recommend it, but if you insist, here's a good guide:

http://versatile1.wordpress.com/2008...-usb-with-ps2/

I haven't done this before, but follow the guide and tell us where you have problems and I'll try to help.

[luxix]

cheers, won't be able to try it, until a couple of days, so I don't know if it'll work. Since you say that running stuff from the USB is slow, I might have to try to get my hands on a couple of blank discs. How big of a disc do you reckon i'm going to need?

[Inferno.]

Like 99% of PS2 games go onto 4.7GB DVD R discs.

[luxix]

thanks

[Zorlon]

To be honest even the few games that are on DVD9 discs you are best of grabbing a ripped version that will fit onto a standard DVD5 disc

Most PS2's find it difficult to read DVD+/-R DVD9 discs but DVD+R DVD5 discs are read very well (though do try and stick to good quality media) DVD-R media has mixed results some PS2 will find just about all DVD-R media a struggle to read the quality of DVD-R is alot less than DVD+R but older models of the PS2 didn't work at all with DVD+R media just the first few produced the later bulky models can still read DVD+R fine