How can I (we) create PSX compatible ISO-s?

anibua · June 20th, 2001

**Betamax** · June 20th, 2001

You can use a program called isobuster available at www.isobuster.com . Insert the psx cd run the program then right click on the cd and extract. Name it with an iso extension. Hope that helps.

eli2k · June 21st, 2001

If you're looking to burn the ISOs onto a CDR, then try using Nero, CloneCD, or CDRWin.

**Ryos** · June 21st, 2001

Quote:

Originally posted by Betamax
You can use a program called isobuster available at www.isobuster.com . Insert the psx cd run the program then right click on the cd and extract. Name it with an iso extension. Hope that helps.

Don't forget to extract it raw. And did we mention it's free?

Adair · June 21st, 2001

Quote:

Originally posted by Ryos
Don't forget to extract it raw.

Thats right you shouldn't burn it till its already extracted. Get it? Burn...Raw. Oh you don't even care do you. fine I'll shut up now.

BTW, I can tell you what settings to use in CloneCD if you want me to.

JAZ · June 21st, 2001

PSX Protected CD

Use CloneCD
Read to Image
Read Subchannel Data from Data Tracks ON
Read Subchannel Data from Audio Tracks ON

Write with option
Don't repair subchanel data

Bahamut_Zero · June 22nd, 2001

use AdriPSX

Adair · June 23rd, 2001

Actually AdriPSX leaves out some form of audio. I think maybe CDDA.

Asz · June 23rd, 2001

Actually, it sounded (to me) like he wanted to create ISO to work on the PSX, but thats just the way I see things... :P

Kerberos · June 23rd, 2001

Is there a difference between a iso that can work on a psx and an emu?

btw, what the hell does the x in psx stand for??

Asz · June 23rd, 2001

Well you can't use just an ISO on a PSX, you have to burn it to a CD. Good question, now what does the X in LAX stand for?

cluthu · June 23rd, 2001

>btw, what the hell does the x in psx stand for??
Huzzah! Quite some time ago a friend of mine (one of the girls I mentioned in the "Female Emu Pop." thread) and I wondered just that. It seems that when the PSX was originally introduced it was called the "Playstation eXtreme." No guff, as Wayne would say. Hehe, at long last I can use that info for the betterment of humanity

>Good question, now what does the X in LAX stand for?
It's much the same case as the X in PSX, actually. "Los Angeles eXchange"

Zeke_D · June 24th, 2001

I had always thought it was Play Station eXperimental

**Raziel** · June 24th, 2001

In fact PSX was the name of the project,and PlayStation(PS)is the result of this project.
BTW,did you know that the PS2 is in fact the third PS? Coz in 1994 Sony teamed up with Nintendo to create a CDROM drive for the SNES,and the name for this drive was going to be PlayStation,but Nintendo gave it up.

Quickdart · June 25th, 2001

And before anybody ask I REALY don't think it's possible to create a CD that a PSX can read without a Mod-Chip. Apparently PSX CD's have some boot information that just can't be read or burned using normal CDR drives.

Adair · June 25th, 2001

I've heard of a boot disc that lets you boot the bios then you put in your burned game, but I have no need for it, nor do I know where to find it.

Billmaan · June 25th, 2001

The boot disc story is one of the oldest hoaxes on the PSX-backup scene. There are tons of different "boot discs" floating around out there, but none of them work. To make a CD that the PSX would boot would require a very special CD writer, and they're expensive enough that if you can afford one, you might as well just buy the games legitimately.

Asz · June 25th, 2001

PSX CDs have a special "code" which consists of bad sectors on the CD, when the PSX trys to load a PSX game it looks for those bad sectors, if they are there it boots, if not, it doesn't

June 20th, 2001	#1 (permalink)
anibua Registered User Join Date: Jun 2001 Posts: 20	How can I (we) create PSX compatible ISO-s? How can I (we) create PSX compatible ISO-s?

June 20th, 2001	#2 (permalink)
Betamax Resident Movie Critic Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: Belfast, Northern Ireland Posts: 9,480	You can use a program called isobuster available at www.isobuster.com . Insert the psx cd run the program then right click on the cd and extract. Name it with an iso extension. Hope that helps. __________________ Superior marketing of an inferior product will always win over inferior marketing of a superior product.

June 21st, 2001	#3 (permalink)
eli2k Entity Alpha Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: 4th Dimension Posts: 67	If you're looking to burn the ISOs onto a CDR, then try using Nero, CloneCD, or CDRWin. __________________ [sig=49]

June 22nd, 2001	#7 (permalink)
Bahamut_Zero Blitz Gundam Pilot Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: In Final Heaven Posts: 1,014	use AdriPSX __________________ Please Visit my website http://bahamutdesign.bravepages.com/ huh.. pengen balik ke indo neh

June 23rd, 2001	#12 (permalink)
cluthu Registered User Join Date: May 2001 Posts: 513	>btw, what the hell does the x in psx stand for?? Huzzah! Quite some time ago a friend of mine (one of the girls I mentioned in the "Female Emu Pop." thread) and I wondered just that. It seems that when the PSX was originally introduced it was called the "Playstation eXtreme." No guff, as Wayne would say. Hehe, at long last I can use that info for the betterment of humanity >Good question, now what does the X in LAX stand for? It's much the same case as the X in PSX, actually. "Los Angeles eXchange" __________________ "...everything else is just theory." Last edited by cluthu; June 23rd, 2001 at 21:01.

June 21st, 2001	#6 (permalink)
JAZ Nintendo Zealot Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: UK Posts: 1,424	PSX Protected CD Use CloneCD Read to Image Read Subchannel Data from Data Tracks ON Read Subchannel Data from Audio Tracks ON Write with option Don't repair subchanel data

June 23rd, 2001	#8 (permalink)
Adair Ghost Hacker Join Date: Apr 2001 Posts: 1,830	Actually AdriPSX leaves out some form of audio. I think maybe CDDA.

June 23rd, 2001	#9 (permalink)
Asz EATS BREAKFAST WITH FACE Join Date: May 2001 Location: Tucson, Arizona Posts: 1,611	Actually, it sounded (to me) like he wanted to create ISO to work on the PSX, but thats just the way I see things... :P

June 23rd, 2001	#10 (permalink)
Kerberos We like Ike! Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Valhalla Posts: 59	Is there a difference between a iso that can work on a psx and an emu? btw, what the hell does the x in psx stand for??

June 23rd, 2001	#11 (permalink)
Asz EATS BREAKFAST WITH FACE Join Date: May 2001 Location: Tucson, Arizona Posts: 1,611	Well you can't use just an ISO on a PSX, you have to burn it to a CD. Good question, now what does the X in LAX stand for?

June 24th, 2001	#13 (permalink)
Zeke_D 100% emulated freak Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Ari-fu ckin-zona Posts: 1,026	I had always thought it was Play Station eXperimental

June 24th, 2001	#14 (permalink)
Raziel Beta Administrator Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: Nantes, France Posts: 6,147	In fact PSX was the name of the project,and PlayStation(PS)is the result of this project. BTW,did you know that the PS2 is in fact the third PS? Coz in 1994 Sony teamed up with Nintendo to create a CDROM drive for the SNES,and the name for this drive was going to be PlayStation,but Nintendo gave it up. __________________ System Specs: OS: Windows Vista Ultimate x64 Edition CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo E8500 @4GHz Video Card: MSI GeForce 8800 GTX Motherboard: ASUS Maximus Formula SE RAM: 4GB OCZ XMS2 PC6400 Sound Card: Creative Sound Blaster Audigy 2 ZS

June 25th, 2001	#15 (permalink)
Quickdart Registered User Join Date: May 2001 Location: Nova Scotia, Canada Posts: 78	And before anybody ask I REALY don't think it's possible to create a CD that a PSX can read without a Mod-Chip. Apparently PSX CD's have some boot information that just can't be read or burned using normal CDR drives.

June 25th, 2001	#16 (permalink)
Adair Ghost Hacker Join Date: Apr 2001 Posts: 1,830	I've heard of a boot disc that lets you boot the bios then you put in your burned game, but I have no need for it, nor do I know where to find it.

June 25th, 2001	#17 (permalink)
Billmaan Registered User Join Date: May 2001 Posts: 13	The boot disc story is one of the oldest hoaxes on the PSX-backup scene. There are tons of different "boot discs" floating around out there, but none of them work. To make a CD that the PSX would boot would require a very special CD writer, and they're expensive enough that if you can afford one, you might as well just buy the games legitimately.

June 25th, 2001	#18 (permalink)
Asz EATS BREAKFAST WITH FACE Join Date: May 2001 Location: Tucson, Arizona Posts: 1,611	PSX CDs have a special "code" which consists of bad sectors on the CD, when the PSX trys to load a PSX game it looks for those bad sectors, if they are there it boots, if not, it doesn't

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