Burning CD32 images

paulo_becas · 02 March 2010, 11:23

Another Stupid question.
Can anyone tell me how to burn CD32 Images back to CD?
I've noticed that there are Wav files with most of the games besides the Iso file itself.
Is there any special thing to do to burn this images?
I've tried to burn them as i usualy burn a normal cd, but the game refuses to load.

s2325 · 02 March 2010, 11:28

Just use Nero with slowest speed (4x or 8x). I burned only compilations, without wav files.

paulo_becas · 02 March 2010, 12:33

What are they for anyway?
Burning them like that i still get the sound?

FOL · 02 March 2010, 12:36

Quote:

Originally Posted by paulo_becas

What are they for anyway?
Burning them like that i still get the sound?

Select the .cue file when burn, that tells it how many tracks there are and where they are on the disc.

If you just burn the image file then you wont get audio tracks.

TCD · 02 March 2010, 12:37

Select the 'cue' file as an image in Nero. That will burn both the data and the audio tracks to the CD. You need to use the cue file, so that the CD is 'restored' and not just a data CD with WAV files.

paulo_becas · 02 March 2010, 13:44

Thank's guys you're being really helpfull.
I know i'm being a pain but i just save 2 x 500 and 1 x 1200 from certain death and now i'm really excited with all this and i want more and more so i'm going to keep asking stuff.
Hope that my questions can help others like me.
Thank's a lot

PopoCop · 02 March 2010, 15:42

Quote:

Originally Posted by s2325

Just use Nero with slowest speed (4x or 8x).

Is the low speed really necessary?

Toni Wilen · 02 March 2010, 15:44

Quote:

Originally Posted by PopoCop

Is the low speed really necessary?

No

s2325 · 02 March 2010, 15:44

Really? I'm not sure. PSX CDs burned above 16x speed are not readable. Same with 3DO games.

Bamiga2002 · 02 March 2010, 15:58

Taken from Amiga CD32 Wikipedia:

"CDs created for the CD32 conform to ISO 9660 level2, mode1; although the Rock Ridge and Joliet extensions are not compatible."

FOL · 02 March 2010, 21:29

Quote:

Originally Posted by s2325

Really? I'm not sure. PSX CDs burned above 16x speed are not readable. Same with 3DO games.

Yep, toni is right, its a myth.

Plus I would'nt believe everything on any wikipedia's as general people add what they think is correct.

Toni Wilen · 03 March 2010, 08:07

Quote:

Originally Posted by s2325

Really? I'm not sure. PSX CDs burned above 16x speed are not readable. Same with 3DO games.

Even today? or 10 years ago? Lowering speed makes cheap and crappy media (and burner) work better, speed isn't the original reason for bad burns

s2325 · 03 March 2010, 09:09

I thought that slow drive (CD32, 3DO) need slow burning.

cosmicfrog · 03 March 2010, 10:09

well if you have the cd`s and the time prove it to your self

I always burn at max speed or why else is it there

MethodGit · 18 March 2010, 01:58

I really wouldn't recommend Nero myself - you're better off using CDRWin or ImgBurn for anything using a cuesheet.

FOL · 19 March 2010, 00:53

Quote:

Originally Posted by MethodGit

I really wouldn't recommend Nero myself - you're better off using CDRWin or ImgBurn for anything using a cuesheet.

I use nero all the time, never had a single problem. Unless your talking about Nero7 and up, then I would agree, as they suck. Nero 6 is the best.

TCD · 19 March 2010, 09:11

Quote:

Originally Posted by FOL

I use nero all the time, never had a single problem.

Same here. What problems do you have when you burn cuesheets MethodGit?

Retro-Nerd · 19 March 2010, 18:46

Quote:

Originally Posted by TheCyberDruid

Same here. What problems do you have when you burn cuesheets MethodGit?

He read a "good" burning tutorial somewhere, iirc. Wasn't that proper imho. Anyway, Nero 6.6 works fine with the most CD images i've tried. Even if Windows 7 complains about the compatibility you can still burn trouble-free with it.

Philophus · 19 March 2010, 19:03

Quote:

Originally Posted by FOL

I use nero all the time, never had a single problem. Unless your talking about Nero7 and up, then I would agree, as they suck. Nero 6 is the best.

I agree, i went back to Nero6 as it's the best of the bunch.

Djay · 29 March 2010, 15:55

so by this copied CD32 games work fine on a standard cd32?, i have loads of CD32 isos so i might buy a CD32

02 March 2010, 11:23	#1
paulo_becas Registered User Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Porto, Portugal Posts: 464	Burning CD32 images Another Stupid question. Can anyone tell me how to burn CD32 Images back to CD? I've noticed that there are Wav files with most of the games besides the Iso file itself. Is there any special thing to do to burn this images? I've tried to burn them as i usualy burn a normal cd, but the game refuses to load.

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02 March 2010, 11:28	#2
s2325 Zone Friend Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Gargore Age: 43 Posts: 17,789	Just use Nero with slowest speed (4x or 8x). I burned only compilations, without wav files.

02 March 2010, 12:33	#3
paulo_becas Registered User Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Porto, Portugal Posts: 464	What are they for anyway? Burning them like that i still get the sound?

02 March 2010, 12:37	#5
TCD HOL/FTP busy bee Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Germany Age: 46 Posts: 31,527	Select the 'cue' file as an image in Nero. That will burn both the data and the audio tracks to the CD. You need to use the cue file, so that the CD is 'restored' and not just a data CD with WAV files.

02 March 2010, 13:44	#6
paulo_becas Registered User Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Porto, Portugal Posts: 464	Thank's guys you're being really helpfull. I know i'm being a pain but i just save 2 x 500 and 1 x 1200 from certain death and now i'm really excited with all this and i want more and more so i'm going to keep asking stuff. Hope that my questions can help others like me. Thank's a lot

02 March 2010, 15:44	#9
s2325 Zone Friend Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Gargore Age: 43 Posts: 17,789	Really? I'm not sure. PSX CDs burned above 16x speed are not readable. Same with 3DO games.

02 March 2010, 15:58	#10
Bamiga2002 BlizzardPPC'less Join Date: May 2004 Location: Finland Age: 46 Posts: 3,210	Taken from Amiga CD32 Wikipedia: "CDs created for the CD32 conform to ISO 9660 level2, mode1; although the Rock Ridge and Joliet extensions are not compatible."

03 March 2010, 09:09	#13
s2325 Zone Friend Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Gargore Age: 43 Posts: 17,789	I thought that slow drive (CD32, 3DO) need slow burning.

03 March 2010, 10:09	#14
cosmicfrog The 1 who ribbits Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: leek, Staffs, UK Age: 56 Posts: 3,557	well if you have the cd`s and the time prove it to your self I always burn at max speed or why else is it there

18 March 2010, 01:58	#15
MethodGit Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: The Streets Age: 39 Posts: 2,731	I really wouldn't recommend Nero myself - you're better off using CDRWin or ImgBurn for anything using a cuesheet.

29 March 2010, 15:55	#20
Djay 95th User Join Date: May 2001 Location: Brighton/UK Age: 48 Posts: 3,120	so by this copied CD32 games work fine on a standard cd32?, i have loads of CD32 isos so i might buy a CD32

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