As of late, dbhankins finally motivated me to get going and make something. Kane, myself, and others have long had the idea of a general PSX emulation FAQ in mind for a long time but no one really cared enough to start it up. If you read around the PSX section enough, you'll see the same problems being posted over and over and, predictably, the same answers also being posted over and over. If you're still having problems, read on. Check out this thread to get you started. I think in this case it sounds like you need to get support from the emulator programmers on their own forums (if they have one) or web site (if they have one) or wherever you got the emulator / files from.Hey, welcome to the PSX emulation Troubleshooting FAQ. I'm not familiar with storing disc images in a "ROM" format, but if anything it would just be some kind of custom wrapper file that holds the images, used by the emulator. Those are the actual discs with the actual game data on them. You have to work with the raw disc images (.BIN/CUE) that you got from your original. But the files inside it are STILL compressed in their original multi-part form and are useless unless extracted.
#Ff7 emulator mac disc 2 rar
If you store 50 RAR files (main.rar, main.001, main.002, etc) in a single file sure you will get one huge file. Those are just methods of storage for distribution or backup.
#Ff7 emulator mac disc 2 archive
All that stuff you may have read about multi-part rar files, or selecting multiple parts of an archive and putting them into one large file, does not apply here and has nothing to do with disc images. But it should also prompt you to save your game at that point, and with that save game you should be able to continue the game by doing a fresh boot of the emulator with the correct disc in the drive, load your game, and go.īut the bottom line here is, you can't take actual disc images and just concatonate them together into one large file and expect it to work. The thing about FF7 is and other multi-disc games is that yes, they have a Disc swapping point, and it may try to verify the discs. You should be able to do the same for any other disc. However if you can load and start a game, save the game, and load it again later on, from the first disc. I don't have any experience with mobile devices and emulators, and I'm not sure if anyone else here does either. If the emulator can't properly swap disc images, then there is nothing any of us can really do for you I think. I honestly don't have any real experience using PSX emulators (its been years), but for multi-disc games it should be as simple as changing the disc image file that is loaded. Even still, if you had to do it manually by using an "Eject Disc" option and then loading a new image file, this should work as well. I would think (or expect) any proper PSX emulator would have a menu option for changing the disc. That is good.Īt this point it is up to the emulator you are using. It sounds like you have successfully extracted the disc images, and run them through ECM, etc to get the final proper images.
#Ff7 emulator mac disc 2 full
The actual game itself is contained on all 3 discs anyway, its just 3 discs big because of all the space the full motion videos require. There is no way to combine the game discs into a single disc. I don't think you understand how discs work with emulators. All need is that one big honkin' all encompassing. Last but not least, I have come to you .but still VERY much intent on playing what is probably my favorite psx game ever. Here, I at least have some options right? Well none that give me the option in question.ġ8. All it does is spit out a bunch of percentages of completion until it's finished its extraction of each individual file.ġ7. Well tell me.how the heck is my unrarx supposed to read my mind when I throw. However, all explanations of this that I have found say things like "Just use winrar" OR "Just use unrarx". rar files into one, and then extract as one big file. I have also read about being able to RAR separate. bin.00x of each file".wait for it.I ALREADY DID. If you were just about to say "You have to make all of the file names the same with the only difference being the x in. I am not an expert on file extensions.ġ3.
003 aren't even recognized as extensions. (A solution found during my tireless search for an answer)ġ1.
bin.003) and then using the application Split & Concat to "Concat" the three files. From here I have tried adding a second extension to the. I was left with (for each disc) a folder containing a. I have used UnRarX on each of these files.Ħ. I have the psx4droid 3.0.5 emulator for said phone up and running games just fine.Ĥ. So you know where I'm at right now and what I've done so far, here are the facts:ģ. So I've spent a lot of time researching this issue and have found tons of matter-of-factly stated solutions that just haven't gotten me anywhere for the most part.
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