PSX ISO compression and emulator

cyclonmaster · May 23rd, 2007

I never done this before. AFAIK, there is .z and .bz format file that cdr mooby plugin can support. Another one is .cdz which is used by pSX. Is there others. Which is better? can I .cdz format with epsxe etc? I'm lloking for guide and suggestion here. Thanks

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Jyoung62 · May 31st, 2007

The .z format runs better but the .bz can save you more space. Go to step 16 PSXLDR -- A Graphical Ripping Guide

Miltos Iatridis · June 1st, 2007

Firstlly there is another choice for compressed iso in the (excellent emu for newbies )Psxeven also .

The newest Daemon Tools supports .isz (Ultraiso compressed format ) ,BUT i couldnt manage to boot epsxe /psxeven after Succesfully mountend the .isz compressed iso .

Unfortunatelly i also wasnt able to make any of the emus cd plugin to see nor Poweriso's neither Ultraiso's special Virtual Drives (Xp ,no Aspi manager installed ),the Cd plugins see only physical drives and Daemon Tools Virtual Drive )

So you can mount succesfully an .isz in latest DaemonTools ,you can see the index of the cd from my computer ,but the emus refuse to go advance and give a black sreen,although everything seem to be fine.

BTW
About the mooby's plugin there are restrictions
compressed formats
- RAR (2.x only)
, Z.table
or
.bz.index

Last edited by Miltos Iatridis; June 11th, 2007 at 14:21..

May 23rd, 2007	#1 (permalink)
cyclonmaster EmuAddict-_-;; Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Sarawak, Malaysia Posts: 2,423	PSX ISO compression and emulator I never done this before. AFAIK, there is .z and .bz format file that cdr mooby plugin can support. Another one is .cdz which is used by pSX. Is there others. Which is better? can I .cdz format with epsxe etc? I'm lloking for guide and suggestion here. Thanks __________________ Windows XP SP2 \| Monitor BenQ FP 91G+\|AMD Athlon 64 3000+(9x239=2.145GHz) \| Corsairs 512MB RAM 3-3-3-8 Dual Channel Albatron 6600GT 128MB PCI-E \| Albatron KXT890 ProII \| WD SATA 120GB \| SONY DVDRW DW-Q30A

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May 31st, 2007	#2 (permalink)
Jyoung62 Registered User Join Date: May 2007 Location: Henderson Posts: 7	The .z format runs better but the .bz can save you more space. Go to step 16 PSXLDR -- A Graphical Ripping Guide

June 1st, 2007	#3 (permalink)
Miltos Iatridis Registered User Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: GREECE Posts: 8	Firstlly there is another choice for compressed iso in the (excellent emu for newbies )Psxeven also . The newest Daemon Tools supports .isz (Ultraiso compressed format ) ,BUT i couldnt manage to boot epsxe /psxeven after Succesfully mountend the .isz compressed iso . Unfortunatelly i also wasnt able to make any of the emus cd plugin to see nor Poweriso's neither Ultraiso's special Virtual Drives (Xp ,no Aspi manager installed ),the Cd plugins see only physical drives and Daemon Tools Virtual Drive ) So you can mount succesfully an .isz in latest DaemonTools ,you can see the index of the cd from my computer ,but the emus refuse to go advance and give a black sreen,although everything seem to be fine. BTW About the mooby's plugin there are restrictions compressed formats - RAR (2.x only) , Z.table or .bz.index Last edited by Miltos Iatridis; June 11th, 2007 at 14:21..