flybarber11 wrote:I'm afraid I'm missing something very obvious, but I can't figure it out.
Exhuminator wrote:just select the ISO file itself in IMGBURN. Try burning the ISO by itself, slowly, and see what happens.
flybarber11 wrote:I'm afraid I'm missing something very obvious, but I can't figure it out.
Exhuminator wrote:just select the ISO file itself in IMGBURN. Try burning the ISO by itself, slowly, and see what happens.
Exhuminator wrote:flybarber11 wrote:I'm afraid I'm missing something very obvious, but I can't figure it out.Exhuminator wrote:just select the ISO file itself in IMGBURN. Try burning the ISO by itself, slowly, and see what happens.
flybarber11 wrote:Thanks yeah I used your guide for BIN/CUE and it didn't seem to work.
Ziggy587 wrote:If you load the ISO, ImgBurn will yell at you that you didn't select the CUE and load the CUE anyway. Unlike ISO/MDS images for DVDs, where you can ignore the MDS, you can't ignore the CUE for an ISO image of a CD.
Exhuminator wrote:If you're burning an ISO file, just select the ISO file itself in IMGBURN. Cue files are for mounting or burning BIN image formats. The ISO and the BIN are both the same thing, a disc image, just in different formats. Try burning the ISO by itself, slowly, and see what happens.
CRTGAMER wrote:Keep in mind a burned disc will make a disc reader laser eye work harder shortening its life. This in light of the fact the Saturn console will be harder to replaced as the years go by. A point to consider at least for original Saturn Games that can be found on the cheap.
Exhuminator wrote:I'm afraid that's not actually true.
Ziggy587 wrote:After you burned, did you test that disc in an emulator or on an actual Saturn to verify that the game boots?
Sarge wrote:As regarding the ISO/BIN/CUE deal, you can certainly burn an ISO by itself, you just have to hope that there's no extra tracks embedded in there. The CUE sheet is there to give the proper track indices in the data.
Sarge wrote:Perhaps the issue is your rip from the original disc? Check to make sure the checksum lines up with what the patch is expecting, because that may be the source of your issues.
Exhuminator wrote:Ziggy587 wrote:After you burned, did you test that disc in an emulator or on an actual Saturn to verify that the game boots?
Worked in SSF. I don't have a real modded Saturn unfortunately.