View Full Version : Making an ISO from the original disk (can I ask this?)
gwerkheiser
December 30th, 2005, 03:29
Hey everyone. I'm not sure if I can ask this or not, but I'm pretty sure I can. I'd like to make an ISO of a game that I just got (metal gear solid). I don't like the way it plays when I just try to use the disk, it's laggy. I've got both alochol 120% and magic iso maker. I made an iso of the first disk but when I try to load it, it just kinda sits there acting like it's trying to load the rom, but it can't fool me, that little trickster, I know it's not really loading it. Any ideas? Thanks
-gw
Mr. Killjoy
December 30th, 2005, 04:15
epsxe supports ISO only if they use these extensions:
.iso
.cue+.bin/.img (img and bin are made the same, only the extension is different)
.cdd+.img+.sub (CloneCD made image)
I think that's all... it doesn't support .mds+.mdf and the like that's for sure
gwerkheiser
December 30th, 2005, 04:24
I made an iso using magic iso maker, so it was a .iso file, it just didn't want to work. Any ideas why?
-gw
Shadow Lady
December 30th, 2005, 16:16
that game is laggy if u dont configure the emu/plugins to play correctly, also making a ccd + img + sub is better than iso for psx
hushypushy
December 30th, 2005, 21:51
nothing wrong with an ISO file. the problem probably doesn't lie in your ISO, it lies in your emu settings. what are your computer specs and plugins?
Celine
December 31st, 2005, 02:01
Instead of mounting the ISO from ePSXe, try using Alcohol to mount the CD, then in ePSXe select load from CD. I've never used the "load from ISO" option before, YMMV.
D3adKl0wn
January 8th, 2006, 14:58
back in the day i used to use CdrWin 3.0 but i just got pleasantly suprised when blindwrite ripped an ISO of my Castlevainia SOTN disc that works great.. never set anything, just put the disc in and made sure it was ripping to an iso...
Shadow Lady
January 8th, 2006, 17:46
im guessing his problem was solved?
tuesday20102001
March 27th, 2006, 22:49
Instead of mounting the ISO from ePSXe, try using Alcohol to mount the CD, then in ePSXe select load from CD. I've never used the "load from ISO" option before, YMMV.
great tip,fixed half of my problems.
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