Multi-Disk help
- Thread starter DonZabu
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BTW, I use PSX emulator. ePSXe was to problematic. Here are the following methods I tried:
1. Mounting disk one in Daemon Tools, switching to second disk in Daemon Tools when I got to the right screen. Didn't work.
2. Same as above, but trying the "Eject CD" function. Didn't work.
3.Converting the mdf to a bin and switching that way. Didn't work.
I got the transistion working before. I cant remember how I did it.
Also, my virtual memory cards are giving me crap.
1. Mounting disk one in Daemon Tools, switching to second disk in Daemon Tools when I got to the right screen. Didn't work.
2. Same as above, but trying the "Eject CD" function. Didn't work.
3.Converting the mdf to a bin and switching that way. Didn't work.
I got the transistion working before. I cant remember how I did it.
Also, my virtual memory cards are giving me crap.
montpics
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Wrong method.
1. Use Daemon-Tools to mount Disc 1.
2. When it is asked to change to Disc 2, hit ESC, click File>Change CD. A small popup will appear asking you to change Disc 2. (Don't click 'OK' yet)
3. Mount Disc 2 with Daemon-Tools and then hit 'OK' once it finish mounting Disc 2.
1. Use Daemon-Tools to mount Disc 1.
2. When it is asked to change to Disc 2, hit ESC, click File>Change CD. A small popup will appear asking you to change Disc 2. (Don't click 'OK' yet)
3. Mount Disc 2 with Daemon-Tools and then hit 'OK' once it finish mounting Disc 2.
FatTrucker
Abusus non tollit usum
Make sure the disk images are in a compatible format and on your Hard Drive (you shouldn't need to mount them on a virtual drive).
Click on the 'file' menu (hit Alt+Enter first if you are running fullscreen), select 'eject CD'.
Now select 'Insert CD image', browse to disk 2 and select it. If it doesn't work then its likely there is an issue with your disk 2 image.
This is the method I use with PSX and it works fine.
Click on the 'file' menu (hit Alt+Enter first if you are running fullscreen), select 'eject CD'.
Now select 'Insert CD image', browse to disk 2 and select it. If it doesn't work then its likely there is an issue with your disk 2 image.
This is the method I use with PSX and it works fine.
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The only help I found on google was how to do it on PSP.
I can never find the right plugins for the emulator. Either it runs too fast, too slow, some textures are green, sometimes the sound skips. Nothing works.
You may want to try converting the second image file to an ISO or something. MDF is an Alcohol 120 image file, however there is no reason why it shouldn't work.
Based on your problems with discs, your virtual memory cards, and lockups it sounds like maybe you need to redownload a fresh copy of the emulator and install it to a new directory to see if that helps. Also consider it might even be your operating system/drivers causing the issue for whatever reason.
Based on your problems with discs, your virtual memory cards, and lockups it sounds like maybe you need to redownload a fresh copy of the emulator and install it to a new directory to see if that helps. Also consider it might even be your operating system/drivers causing the issue for whatever reason.
FatTrucker
Abusus non tollit usum
I would recommend converting both disk images into either bin or iso format and try them that way. Its still entirely possible you have a corrupt disk image which wont run whichever way you try it. Seems strange that Disk 1 is in one format and disk 2 is in a different one?.
Well, I can't really think of any problem. I have the emulator in C:\PSX, and I think I have the newest version. Here are my system specs also:
Pentium 4 CPU 2.00Ghz
512 MB RAM
Windows XP
37.2 GB hard drive, 3.90 GB free space.
DirectX 9.0
(My PC sux)
I can't think of any problem with my system. The memory cards seem to work at random, and it doesn't lock up during gameplay either.
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Well there's no knowing for sure unless you try out a fresh copy.. And if you really want to play that bad, I don't think it'll hurt to at least try.
Sometimes things becomes messed up for seemingly no reason.. Just an oddity of life
Also.. Please don't mention sites that distribute ROMS & ISO's or other questionable files, even if it's just by name.
Sometimes things becomes messed up for seemingly no reason.. Just an oddity of life
Also.. Please don't mention sites that distribute ROMS & ISO's or other questionable files, even if it's just by name.
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