craigix said:Draken said:What about the psp?ste_167 said:The number one handheld PSX emulator!
Well, that is stolen from Sony... let's say PSX4GP is the best open and free one (and think of the future GP3X or whatever and how fast it will run then).
Exactly, it's the best true homebrew emulator. And a quite fitting handheld it runs on too.
Smart Projects Isobuster is free except for UDF support (it will still rip 1:1 copies of UDF disks though), I use it almost exclusively (plus PS1 disks aren't going to be udf ).bOingball said:Got it, whats best for Ripping to ISO though,
i used WinISO and then the PocketISO to compress and it made it 1Mb... which I think was wrong so I'm guessing my WinISO rip didn't work.
bOing
install cdrdao and rip your copy from the original with the commandlineLegendaryMachine said:Just out of curiosity, does any one know a good way to rip PSX games from a computer running on Mac OSX?
nubie said:Smart Projects Isobuster is free except for UDF support (it will still rip 1:1 copies of UDF disks though), I use it almost exclusively (plus PS1 disks aren't going to be udf ).bOingball said:Got it, whats best for Ripping to ISO though,
i used WinISO and then the PocketISO to compress and it made it 1Mb... which I think was wrong so I'm guessing my WinISO rip didn't work.
bOing
You need to right-click on the disk and choose extract to bin/iso in the main window, then put in your name, with .iso after it if you want it to be a *.iso .
I use it for converting too, it can extract a daemontools or DAA mounted disk to a standard iso if you happen to have a strange format.
Tottally agree with the above in regards to ripping and shrinking.
Ok, I may be a geek or something, but I have played to near the end of disk one of Final Fantasy VII and have come up with a question in my mind (before I have gotten to the point that I need to so I cannot test) - how am I supposed to switch to disk 2? Heh, its tottaly *playable* due to the kind of game it is, even if a little slow... ...but will I be able to finish it?
I don't really care either way, but does anyone know a way how to swap a disk before I have to try I know its a very early test version, so like I have said I do not really care, but playing as far as I have at 280Mhz has been quite fun, a blast from the past indeed, thanks zodttd sooo much!
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Btw, I wish I had a TV Out cable, the motorbike escape part ran quite well at 280Mhz PSX Clock 32% Ram timings on. I tried to make a second save state so I could show it off, but it seems only save state 1 works
yodaofborg said:nubie said:Smart Projects Isobuster is free except for UDF support (it will still rip 1:1 copies of UDF disks though), I use it almost exclusively (plus PS1 disks aren't going to be udf ).bOingball said:Got it, whats best for Ripping to ISO though,
i used WinISO and then the PocketISO to compress and it made it 1Mb... which I think was wrong so I'm guessing my WinISO rip didn't work.
bOing
You need to right-click on the disk and choose extract to bin/iso in the main window, then put in your name, with .iso after it if you want it to be a *.iso .
I use it for converting too, it can extract a daemontools or DAA mounted disk to a standard iso if you happen to have a strange format.
Tottally agree with the above in regards to ripping and shrinking.
Ok, I may be a geek or something, but I have played to near the end of disk one of Final Fantasy VII and have come up with a question in my mind (before I have gotten to the point that I need to so I cannot test) - how am I supposed to switch to disk 2? Heh, its tottaly *playable* due to the kind of game it is, even if a little slow... ...but will I be able to finish it?
I don't really care either way, but does anyone know a way how to swap a disk before I have to try I know its a very early test version, so like I have said I do not really care, but playing as far as I have at 280Mhz has been quite fun, a blast from the past indeed, thanks zodttd sooo much!
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Btw, I wish I had a TV Out cable, the motorbike escape part ran quite well at 280Mhz PSX Clock 32% Ram timings on. I tried to make a second save state so I could show it off, but it seems only save state 1 works
You can save at disc change.
Goity said:yodaofborg said:nubie said:Smart Projects Isobuster is free except for UDF support (it will still rip 1:1 copies of UDF disks though), I use it almost exclusively (plus PS1 disks aren't going to be udf ).bOingball said:Got it, whats best for Ripping to ISO though,
i used WinISO and then the PocketISO to compress and it made it 1Mb... which I think was wrong so I'm guessing my WinISO rip didn't work.
bOing
You need to right-click on the disk and choose extract to bin/iso in the main window, then put in your name, with .iso after it if you want it to be a *.iso .
I use it for converting too, it can extract a daemontools or DAA mounted disk to a standard iso if you happen to have a strange format.
Tottally agree with the above in regards to ripping and shrinking.
Ok, I may be a geek or something, but I have played to near the end of disk one of Final Fantasy VII and have come up with a question in my mind (before I have gotten to the point that I need to so I cannot test) - how am I supposed to switch to disk 2? Heh, its tottaly *playable* due to the kind of game it is, even if a little slow... ...but will I be able to finish it?
I don't really care either way, but does anyone know a way how to swap a disk before I have to try I know its a very early test version, so like I have said I do not really care, but playing as far as I have at 280Mhz has been quite fun, a blast from the past indeed, thanks zodttd sooo much!
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Btw, I wish I had a TV Out cable, the motorbike escape part ran quite well at 280Mhz PSX Clock 32% Ram timings on. I tried to make a second save state so I could show it off, but it seems only save state 1 works
You can save at disc change.
No I am way past that part, and saving at disk change was an idea I had, just not quite there yet, this is cool with a capital K!
heh, I think I feel more donations coming on!
/me remembers this time not to forget about exophase...