suikoden 2

[Chevy-NL]

okay ive finally found myself a copy of this game
ive downloaded it
in the zip file there was a .cue and a .bin
ive converted the bin into an iso
mounted ith with daemon tools and try to play epsxe with CDrom or directly to the ISO
in both ways my screen turns black and epsxe crashes..
what am i doing wrong?
ive also tried stuff with alcohol

please help me out!

cheers!

 

[alcoatjez]

Why did you convert it to ISO? Daemon Tools can also handle cue+bin. Perhaps something went wrong converting it?

 

[-=VampyR=-]

You should never (eh...almost never) convert to .iso a console disc.It usually loses some hidden info on the disc,hence the non-working game.

 

[Chevy-NL]

thanks for the replies guys
so ive got the game wroking now,
only one problem
when i run it with epsxe from CD-ROM it plays way too fast!
when i play it directly from the ISO it plays too slow

ill try to work it out in the meantime but any help would be appreciated!

 

[Chevy-NL]

okay so it works at normal speed now
but the sound keeps falling behind and sounding crappy
what to do?

 

[-=VampyR=-]

Go to video plugin config and set Limit Framerate to 60fps.
Also make sure you check out the audio plugin config.
Tell us which plugins are you using.

 

[Chevy-NL]

ePSXe SPU core 1.5.2.

thats the one!
the sound is just breaking up constatly..
you guys have been of great help so far!
just this little problem and i can play it flawlesly!

 

[-=VampyR=-]

I have P.E.Op.S. DSound Audio Driver 1.9 and it works perfect.Your plugin doesn't need configuration it should wor...check all options.
Try and download my plugin (P.E.Op.S. DSound Audio Driver 1.9) see if it helps.

 

[hagbard]

You should never (eh...almost never) convert to .iso a console disc.It usually loses some hidden info on the disc,hence the non-working game.

You might loose the CCDA tracks because of the missing CUE file, if that's the case, but with only 1 track disc images it shouldn't be a problem. Better stick with CUE/BIN if possible, and also first try to mount it on Daemon Tools preferably to load the image directly