Changing contents in an ISO

[Agozer]

1 emulation.com  "does not"   condone piracy. lol

Yes, get that away from us. We don't have such activities.

 

 

 

Really.

[L.S.D]

1 emulation.com  "does not"   condone piracy. lol

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Yes, get that away from us. We don't have such activities.

 

 

 

Really.

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Are you serious?

[Weirdy]

1 emulation.com  "does not"   condone piracy. lol

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maybe LSD ripped a cd he bought hmm...

[Shibathedog]

ok while we are on the topic---

 

I have the PAL version of a PSX game, perfect copy

 

NTSC version - Missing the audio tracks

 

How can i copy the Audio tracks from the PAL version to my NTSC version and burn it?

 

I have the ISOs of both.

[oshisama]

Hmm I dunno about that but I do know there are patches for PSX games that you can make Pal to NTSC, and vice versa. But I am not sure if thats what you're looking for?

[L.S.D]

it seems that WINISO is not the program to use to packed ISOs. maxconsole's people recommend UMDGEN and VCDROMX.

[ken_cinder]

Moved to PC Technical Help due to the technical nature of the thread.

[Shibathedog]

i tried patching it, and it kinda worked, but the screen would be off center no matter what i tried

 

teh game is Castlevania Symphony Of The Night BTW if anyone wants to try and find a specific patch (I couldnt)

[ken_cinder]

If the game has CDDA music, just rip the PAL copy to ISO+WAV and the NTSC one rip an ISO of the data track you have and replace the PAL one with it. Then use Sega Cue Maker and you're done.

[Weirdy]

I believe that if a game has CDDA sound, rip it in bin/img-cue, ccd, or MDS unless required by an emulator or something

[Shibathedog]

It has CDDA sound, but only that stupid bonus track, the actual game's music is on the disc somewhere i think.