You create your own adf images ?

03 May 2007, 17:46

Just for curiosity

You put in The Zone! images of games that i don't understand where do you take them.

You create these images by yourself ?

I'm using planet emulation for ADFs, if you use others sites with other images available i'd like to know it.

Sorry for my (bad) english

Dr. Dude · 03 May 2007, 22:25

ADF stands for Amiga Disk File... or in other words, a Rom
These files are direct copy's of the orginal disks

To make these roms are varius ways, that in most ways you will need a reall miggy

Bamiga2002 · 03 May 2007, 23:00

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dr. Dude

ADF stands for Amiga Disk File... or in other words, a Rom...
To make these roms are varius ways...

Romz romz romz romz romz...oh shut up

Marcuz · 04 May 2007, 02:55

the site you mention, Planetemu, is one of the various hosts of collections more or less completed of games of different systems.

more or less complete means that the collections while extensive, miss the adfs or the roms, in case of systems different from Amiga, that surface through the search of the people who has access to actual disks or cartridges or whatever from the time they had and used the real machines.

other gems come from dusty diskdrives etc.

once they are found and start to be shared, they sooner or later end in the hands of TOSEC renamers (people who catalogue disks and roms following a name convention).

all of this don't means that all the adfs in the zone are different from the Planetemu ones. for instance, often, they are alternate versions of the same files.
other times are different files at all.

i suggest you to check the FAQS where all of this is extensively explained

the short version is: the files hosted in planetemu, do you wonder where from they come?

03 May 2007, 17:46	#1
Another World Posts: n/a	You create your own adf images ? Just for curiosity You put in The Zone! images of games that i don't understand where do you take them. You create these images by yourself ? I'm using planet emulation for ADFs, if you use others sites with other images available i'd like to know it. Sorry for my (bad) english Last edited by Another World; 03 November 2008 at 18:36.

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03 May 2007, 22:25	#2
Dr. Dude Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: On Ami World Posts: 500	ADF stands for Amiga Disk File... or in other words, a Rom These files are direct copy's of the orginal disks To make these roms are varius ways, that in most ways you will need a reall miggy

04 May 2007, 02:55	#4
Marcuz Registered User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: . Age: 48 Posts: 5,562	the site you mention, Planetemu, is one of the various hosts of collections more or less completed of games of different systems. more or less complete means that the collections while extensive, miss the adfs or the roms, in case of systems different from Amiga, that surface through the search of the people who has access to actual disks or cartridges or whatever from the time they had and used the real machines. other gems come from dusty diskdrives etc. once they are found and start to be shared, they sooner or later end in the hands of TOSEC renamers (people who catalogue disks and roms following a name convention). all of this don't means that all the adfs in the zone are different from the Planetemu ones. for instance, often, they are alternate versions of the same files. other times are different files at all. i suggest you to check the FAQS where all of this is extensively explained the short version is: the files hosted in planetemu, do you wonder where from they come?

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