But that's basically a bin/cue, just the. There is a program out there that can rip CDs as iso/cue. There is no checksum or any type of file consistency security or extra information accompanying it. iso an unstable format that breaks or gets corrupt easily. CloneCD (ccd/sub/img) and Alcohol120% (mdf/mds) are to be used here.įrom personal experience, I find.
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iso will break the protection (in a bad way) making the game unplayable and needing to look for a crack patch which is what some people wanted to avoid doing in the first place. iso isn't to be used at all on DC games (or at all).įor those who want 1:1 copies of protected games, ripping them as.
Heck, not even non-boot DC games were dumped as. iso will get you being chased by angry pitchfork&torch-wielding villagers. Basically re-ripping a selfboot DC game as an. No multi-session = no selfbootable games. iso will only result in a single audio track (the generic voiced message telling you not to insert the disc in a CD player). In fact, for NEC systems (PCE, PC-FX) you'd end up with a useless coaster since the first track for those systems is always an audio track THEN followed by the data and several other audio/data tracks. iso will end up with tiny single data tracked images that have no music.
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iso is crap and is only used by newbies who don't know its limitations and proper CD-ripping 101:ĪLL Sega Saturn, ALL PC-Engine CD, ALL PC-FX, heaps of PSX and old PC games use audio tracks. It covers all: games with audio tracks, copy protections and multi-sessions. Yeah, if I had to choose one, and only one format, it would be Clonecd. I did not write this, however its a decent read. Here is a little something, that is somewhat dated but explains a little more. Because for some game formats, its the best way because of how they are put together.
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