Buring Sega Saturn ISO / Wav = scratchy sound ????

[AznKhmerBoi]

okay im having a big issue with buring jpn games. here are the steps ..1st i have the ISO/MP3 ---> then converted the mp3 to WAV > Then i put the ISO and WAV in a NEWFOLDER. After that i change the region code for US and then create a CUE.

I have tried different settings when converted the wav such as LOW Quality--Good Quality. In the end the game boots and work fine except for the music which seems to be scratchy.

??? does anybody know what im doing wrong?
THANKS!

[Hatta]

That's a good question. Usually the audio either works or doesn't work at all. Try playing the CD in a cd player and see if you still get static. The first (data) track will be nothing but noise so skip it.

If there's static on a CD player, it's something wrong with the burning process. I'm not sure what that would be. If it sounds ok, it's just the Saturn having trouble reading it. Try burning at a slower speed and make sure you're using quality media. That usually fixes any iffy burns.

[Ziggy]

Yeah, try and burn slower. Also try cleaning the Saturn's lens. Also, try to avoid downloading ISO/mp3 games, looks for BIN/CUE if you can.

[Devezu]

Protip: ImgBurn will automatically convert the MP3s into WAVs, as long as the .cue file is there and links to the MP3s.

[AznKhmerBoi]

thanks guys... Well the speed that im buring is at 8. And I dont think its anything with my saturn because if i get a game that is just BIN/CUE it work just fine. But ill definitly try to burn it at slowest and tried a different type of CDR.

[Hatta]

If your bin/cue burns are ok, it's probably not the media or burning speed. But I'm not sure what it would be instead. I can't think of any reason why a cdr burned from WAV would be different than one burned from bin, as long as the cue is ok. Still, play it in a CD player and see how it sounds.

Perhaps you could mount the iso/wav/cue in Daemon Tools and rip it to bin/cue? But that's just a wild guess.