Re: New Disc

Seby Fri Jan 21, 2011 3:22 pm

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You must setup like this.The lowest writing speed,raw write,mode 2

TheDeFIler Fri Jan 21, 2011 3:26 pm

I am unable to check the RAW WRITE box and I'm unable to do anything under method. I got everything up to that point. Is there something I'm doing wrong?

Thanks

Seby Fri Jan 21, 2011 3:36 pm

First you must choose "Burn Disc Image"
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Than the source=the cdi image,
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than you can click on advanced and mark the points Wink

TheDeFIler Fri Jan 21, 2011 5:25 pm

Seby wrote:First you must choose "Burn Disc Image"
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Than the source=the cdi image,
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than you can click on advanced and mark the points

I DL'ed the new version and the option shows up. The only problem is that I can't adjust the burn speed any lower then 16x. Also I noticed the image is over 700 MB I'm guessing that what discjuggler does right? It kinda shrinks it down to the 700 mb cd-r?

Aleron Ives Sat Jan 22, 2011 12:15 am

The demo that on the main site didn't work for you? Your drive may not be recognized by it, I suppose. The old trial limits your burning speed to the lowest available on your drive, and I imagine the new demos are the same way. If you're seeing 16x, that means it's the lowest speed your drive supports. If you burn the disc and your Dreamcast can't read it, you'll have to buy an old DVD-R drive on eBay or something that supports burning slower. The Dreamcast generally doesn't like discs burned at high speeds, but you may not have any problems if your Dreamcast likes you. Wink

TheDeFIler Sat Jan 22, 2011 6:40 am

Aleron Ives wrote:The demo that on the main site didn't work for you? Your drive may not be recognized by it, I suppose. The old trial limits your burning speed to the lowest available on your drive, and I imagine the new demos are the same way. If you're seeing 16x, that means it's the lowest speed your drive supports. If you burn the disc and your Dreamcast can't read it, you'll have to buy an old DVD-R drive on eBay or something that supports burning slower. The Dreamcast generally doesn't like discs burned at high speeds, but you may not have any problems if your Dreamcast likes you.

I actually got it to work on the newer version. What I did was go to the options and put write speed at 4x and when. So when I went to burn and change speeds it only burned at 4x and didn't need to mess with the speed under method. I tested the game out and it worked but did it all fit on the disc seeing as the image is over 700 mb?

Aleron Ives Sat Jan 22, 2011 11:19 am

You selected mode 2 right? If so, then everything fit. Why? Well, if you really want to know...

Spoiler:

TheDeFIler Sat Jan 22, 2011 2:54 pm

Aleron Ives wrote:You selected mode 2 right? If so, then everything fit. Why? Well, if you really want to know...

Spoiler:

I gotta admit that was very informative Ives. That cleared things up perfectly. Thanks for all the help and patience. I got the game burned and started playing today. Now I just have to get some money for a BBA Sad

mahkbooks Wed Jan 26, 2011 3:05 pm

No need for a BBA. The game plays perfectly well using a dial-up connection. Now where to get one of those... Actually if you get high speed from an ISP like maybe AOL, they will give you 10 hours of dial-up per month for free as emergency back-up, so you don't have to pay extra for the dial-up.

Moopthehedgehog Thu Jan 27, 2011 8:20 am

AOL dialup doesn't work... I tried... Too bad they're like the only company that still specializes in dialup...
(But I may have found a workaround--I just got a bba when I thought of it...)

There's a trick on youtube that works with Juno dialup ISP (10hrs a month)--https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iw5kWM_UA-Ak.
You'll need to find a non-virus infected dialguard though. I don't know if I still have my copy around here somewhere...

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