CDROM Speed down

Zeke_D · October 16th, 2001

When I play Final Fantasy VIII, during a GF summon the cd-rom speeds down. after the GF sequence the game freezes while the cdrom speeds up again. any fix or setting to change the time a cdrom speeds down, or should i just make an ISO and be done with it?

**Bgnome** · October 16th, 2001

go with the iso

Zeke_D · October 17th, 2001

Normally the isos wouldn't be a problem, but I prefer to only have one iso from the game on my HDD at the same time. I am experimenting with a way to beat the game without using the GF's and of course like the true fanboy that I am, I already started over again. The iso will probable be the permenant solution, as I cannot seem to use the "change cd" function reliuably (it always comes back "wrong disk" and I have to shut down the emu and switch disks.

WUwata · October 17th, 2001

like they said iso's r the best solution to emulator speed and non chipyness(wutever)

**CKemu** · October 17th, 2001

ISO's fantastic if u have a drive that can make them, or the disk isn't protected with bad sectors etc etc (my drive dosn't support RAW, or DAO properly

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October 16th, 2001	#1 (permalink)
Zeke_D 100% emulated freak Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Ari-fu ckin-zona Posts: 1,026	CDROM Speed down When I play Final Fantasy VIII, during a GF summon the cd-rom speeds down. after the GF sequence the game freezes while the cdrom speeds up again. any fix or setting to change the time a cdrom speeds down, or should i just make an ISO and be done with it? __________________ AMD Athlon 64 X2 3800+ \| 2.0GB PC3200 \| Maxtor 120GB sATA\| GeForce 6800 GS 256MB Insignia IS-CM100751 19" \| XP Pro SP2 \| LG 16x Lightscribe DVD+/-RW \| Realtek Audio

October 16th, 2001	#2 (permalink)
Bgnome Who Da Gnome? Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: At Home Posts: 2,441	go with the iso __________________ May the Gnome™ be With You

October 17th, 2001	#3 (permalink)
Zeke_D 100% emulated freak Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Ari-fu ckin-zona Posts: 1,026	Normally the isos wouldn't be a problem, but I prefer to only have one iso from the game on my HDD at the same time. I am experimenting with a way to beat the game without using the GF's and of course like the true fanboy that I am, I already started over again. The iso will probable be the permenant solution, as I cannot seem to use the "change cd" function reliuably (it always comes back "wrong disk" and I have to shut down the emu and switch disks. __________________ AMD Athlon 64 X2 3800+ \| 2.0GB PC3200 \| Maxtor 120GB sATA\| GeForce 6800 GS 256MB Insignia IS-CM100751 19" \| XP Pro SP2 \| LG 16x Lightscribe DVD+/-RW \| Realtek Audio

October 17th, 2001	#5 (permalink)
CKemu It's a Spinning Smile! Join Date: Oct 2001 Posts: 5,220	ISO's fantastic if u have a drive that can make them, or the disk isn't protected with bad sectors etc etc (my drive dosn't support RAW, or DAO properly ) __________________ » Beta Tester for PCSX2 \| ZeroGS KOSMOS \| Satourne \| nullDC \| Dolphin \| Misc Projects « » AMD64 X2 4400+ 939 1MB L2 @ 2.20GHz \| GeForce 8800 GTX 768: 575/1800 \| 2GB OCZ DC RAM @ 2-3-2-5 \| 768GiB HDD «

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October 17th, 2001	#4 (permalink)
WUwata Banned Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: CHRONO Posts: 113	like they said iso's r the best solution to emulator speed and non chipyness(wutever)