AV Cable?

[l3illyl3ob]

just use hex editor... http://www.hhdsoftware.com/

Originally Posted by Katsuya

Soul Calibur supports the VGA-Box just fine. I had my Dreamcast hooked up to 19in” monitor for over a year and had no problem with Soul Calibur. In fact the only game I had a problem with was King of Fighters dream match 99. Everything else ran fine.

It depends on the person who ripped the game then made it self bootable as to whether or not it's going to be vga compatible. If you screw that process up, you can make it so a game that was vga compatible no longer will be.

[jareg]

It will still give you a IoControl Error even if you manage to get the Av Cable fixed
So in the next version wait i must

[Bill_gates]

Originally Posted by jareg

It will still give you a IoControl Error even if you manage to get the Av Cable fixed
So in the next version wait i must

have you tried burning the image on a cdrw after hex editing?
IIRC that has worked for many people...............

[jareg]

You mean with Discjugular or something

[cooliscool]

Discjugular. LOL. Discjuggler.

Anyway, I use Alcohol 120% to burn images.. it burns just about any image. However, even after hex-editing and burning I couldn't get my SC to work. Same IOcontrol error.

[jareg]

So lets just all wait for the next release and see

Ou and sorry for that diskjugular

[eXplorer]

Originally Posted by cooliscool

However, even after hex-editing and burning I couldn't get my SC to work. Same IOcontrol error.

It was the same thing for me. But then I decided to burn the image again, and now it works. I still get the IO-error at times though, maybe you could try burning it at slower speed?

[The_Freeman]

eXploRer: tell us exactly what did you do, step by step. Did you apply the ip.bin, or what?

[SlugZilla]

What is the difference between a burned copy and the image itself, in other words what makes a burned copy work and not the image. Can someone check their burned cd(my burners broke) and check what files is on there?

[cooliscool]

All the same files, but some how hexediting messes with how the virtual drive works, hence IO (input output) error. Odd though, how being on a different medium would really affect much.

eXplorer: I'll try at 8X later on, I burned it at 52X (which has never failed me for any other game, including DC games).

[cooliscool]

Originally Posted by The_Freeman

eXploRer: tell us exactly what did you do, step by step. Did you apply the ip.bin, or what?

Open the image in a hex editor (I recommend hex workshop). Search for "katana," you should see a string "JUE" near it, change the existing numbers to 0799A10. Save the image, burn it.

[The_Freeman]

Actually, the hex 0799A10 , the "A" part is for having rumble pack support. The "1" number is for enabling VGA BOX support.

The correct one would be 0799810, although it makes no difference.

If you want to check this, download IPBIN4WIN

[eXplorer]

I know there is something wrong with the burned cd. Someone said that he burned the hex-edited cd and then made an image of that, and that it worked fine. But when I try to make an image, I get errors. Nero also refused to burn the hex-edited image so I used Alcohol instead. Maybe there's just something wrong with my CD-RW or maybe the hex-editing causes the image to burn badly.

And I have also tried to insert the IP.BIN to the image, but it was of no use. (Or I did it wrong...)

[Drecksmann]

Originally Posted by eXplorer

Maybe there's just something wrong with my CD-RW or maybe the hex-editing causes the image to burn badly.

And I have also tried to insert the IP.BIN to the image, but it was of no use. (Or I did it wrong...)

Yeahr same to me. After Hex-Editing there is no chance to burn this crap again. In mode 2 an Raw in Disc-Jugller it always makes an error at 84 % I even wonder if the screenshots are a fake. Pls - if anyone here made Soul Calibur working - Please help us out

[l3illyl3ob]

you don't use mode 2. Use mode 1 with a block size of 2352.

[I-Chan]

Probably you are screwing the parity, crc or whatever other error check it uses when hex-editing, and then the burning program just puts the correct values... maybe :P

[Drecksmann]

Originally Posted by I-Chan

Probably you are screwing the parity, crc or whatever other error check it uses when hex-editing, and then the burning program just puts the correct values... maybe :P

I tried all settings in Disc juggler 2 and it always ****s up. Then I burned it with alcohl 120% and all is finde now!!! I love this Soul Calibur..

[Riskbreaker927]

Soul Calibur works fine (I used the Hex editor/burn method,) on a CD for me. I used Discjuggler to burn it, even though I believe the image was in NRG format. *shrug* Oddly enough, when I went to burn it, it told me there was something wrong with the file format or something like that, and it asked me if I wanted to fix it. I told Discjuggler "No, b!tch," and let it burn at 1x (I had a Gameboy Advance SP on hand at the time so the time flew by ^_^) It's possible that maybe other burning programs would automatically fix the problem Discjuggler reported to me without asking for input, and that might be what's giving people that burn their CDs an Iocontrol error.

[Rayden-X]

As previously stated, the CD image likely has some kind of checksums to allow programs that use it to be aware of corruption. I think it would be easier to just wait for a new version of Chankast that either lets you choose your AV connection or allows you to force the game to be VGA compatable.

[l3illyl3ob]

i edited Bangai-o. It burned without any hiccups at all in discjuggler when i turned on the right settings (mode 1, 2352). When i used mode 2, it failed the burn sometime in the middle.