FF9...not the same problem as everyone else.

ApocalypseAp · March 14th, 2006

After the ship crashes in Evil Forest, I go into the "Evil Forest" screen part, then when I try to go onto the next part after that, it stops in the middle of loading. 'Just leaves a black screen with the Evil Forest music running. I am running off an ISO with ePSXe v 1.5.2.

I think it may be that the ISO is corrupted in an area -- but, I came here to make sure if it's anything else.

Thanks.

**hushypushy** · March 14th, 2006

well, if you think it's the ISO, try remaking the ISO, or playing off the CD to get past it. that should've been your first step, you didnt even need to post.

ApocalypseAp · March 14th, 2006

My FFIX CDs are too scratched to even work on a PSX now. That's why I posted here. Is there any way to fix the ISO?

Oh and the scratches are way too deep to fix without refurbishing it.

**hushypushy** · March 14th, 2006

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Originally Posted by ApocalypseAp

My FFIX CDs are too scratched to even work on a PSX now. That's why I posted here. Is there any way to fix the ISO?

Oh and the scratches are way too deep to fix without refurbishing it.

well you could try polishing it and polishing it...otherwise you're screwed. go buy a new one. and in the future, take better care of your stuff

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ApocalypseAp Registered User Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Manitoba, Canada Posts: 2	FF9...not the same problem as everyone else. After the ship crashes in Evil Forest, I go into the "Evil Forest" screen part, then when I try to go onto the next part after that, it stops in the middle of loading. 'Just leaves a black screen with the Evil Forest music running. I am running off an ISO with ePSXe v 1.5.2. I think it may be that the ISO is corrupted in an area -- but, I came here to make sure if it's anything else. Thanks.

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March 14th, 2006	#2 (permalink)
hushypushy the only one you've ever SEEN Join Date: May 2003 Location: San Francisco Posts: 21,837	well, if you think it's the ISO, try remaking the ISO, or playing off the CD to get past it. that should've been your first step, you didnt even need to post.

March 14th, 2006	#3 (permalink)
ApocalypseAp Registered User Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Manitoba, Canada Posts: 2	My FFIX CDs are too scratched to even work on a PSX now. That's why I posted here. Is there any way to fix the ISO? Oh and the scratches are way too deep to fix without refurbishing it.