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Is there an app in the repos that will allow me to rip my own psx games into either iso or bin/cue format?
Last edited by NoOneImportant (2007-05-16 03:18:55)
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Is there an app in the repos that will allow me to rip my own psx games into either iso or bin/cue format?
Doesn't the dd command work? dd if=/dev/cdrom of=~/psxgame.iso
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dd works for any non-mixed disc (ie without cdda)
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NoOneImportant wrote:Is there an app in the repos that will allow me to rip my own psx games into either iso or bin/cue format?
Doesn't the dd command work? dd if=/dev/cdrom of=~/psxgame.iso
I did that and only 16kb of the game was copied.
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Try:
# readcd dev=ATA:1,0,0 -clone -noerror -nocorr f=cd_image.raw
This image can be burned with cdrecord, with the clone and raw options set to get a full (including subdata) backup (that is if your writer and reader support writing/reading raw subchannel data).
or maybe:
cdrdao read-cd --device ATA:1,0,0 --driver generic-mmc-raw -v 2 --datafile CD.bin --read-raw CD.toc
then
cdrdao write --device /dev/cd/cdrw-hdc --speed 8 --eject CD.toc
Please experiments. Those are taken from an old file I'm keeping for notes.
The problem I had was that sometimes the CD wasn't readable. The program trying to read was stalling. It could have been because my drive wasn't good enough. I needed to reboot the machine to be able to use the drive.
This is all from memory, so try it and hope it will help!
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I haven't ripped any psx games in a while but I slightly remember two methods that worked. One is to use the cdrdao method. The other method would be to use Brasero. It is the only graphical cd burning/ripping program that I tried that ripped psx games to a format that psx emulators could use. I tested it out with my copies of Parasite Eve and Final Fantasy VII. Just to note, brasero is in the community repository.
Last edited by Ryochan7 (2007-05-16 19:24:43)
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I have Brasero, but I don't see an option to rip.
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