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[GLiTcH]

32x works...
havent tryed sega cd... need to extact sonic cd to try it
n u need to patch the xbe file to make it run

[shanafan]

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n u need to patch the xbe file to make it run

or use the new 4976.02 BIOS

[shanafan]

Hmm, I got .08 now, games won't run, but at least no lockup occurs. It just won't play my Sega CD roms

[razorrifh]

why do you need to use the new xecuter bios? its not like it's signed by ms with the 'new' media flag is it?

*EDIT* ANSWER: ooooh, no, it needs to be patched from debug to retail. i just got that.

[GLiTcH]

i extracted sonic cd.. saw sega cd logo.. i got a pic saysing:
RAM cartridge is not initialized.
Use options screen to initialize
RAM cartridge



edit: got it working  

sound needs a bit fixing--the intro
n the main title is too much to the right of the screen

how do i rip a sega cd to have video n sound.. i can play it with out sound

[shanafan]

GLiTcH, did you use the actual Sega CD, or did you use a ROM? Is so, what was your extension? Mine are IMG

[shortasswattsy]

ok all seems to work, i can load up segacd's (in iso/wav format) but i got the same prolem as glitch,
"RAM cartridge is not initialized.
Use options screen to initialize
RAM cartridge"
how did you get round this issue glitch? any1 else had this n got it too work? cheerz,
-Adx

[bad mr frosty]

to sort out the ram probs do this:

load a cd game
when the screen comes up saying sega cd press start to load game press X.
A menu comes up, select the 2nd option, labeled memory.
another menu comes up showing the status of the save memory, press x.
yet another menu select the top item to format the internal memory
then the 2nd item to format the cartridge memory.
exit from that menu and choose cd-rom to start your game

[GLiTcH]

QUOTE (shanafan @ Mar 30 2003, 08:52 AM)

GLiTcH, did you use the actual Sega CD, or did you use a ROM? Is so, what was your extension? Mine are IMG

bin/cue n iso format for sega cd

[GLiTcH]

QUOTE (bad mr frosty @ Mar 30 2003, 10:53 AM)

Tried a few Sega CD and 32x games and all work fine! I think CD games must be in either bin/cue or iso/mp3 format. My games where in iso/mp3 and they worked fine with music.

is ur iso n mp3 format on one zip file..... containg the iso n the mp3 or an iso with the music already?

[razorrifh]

he said iso/mp3s work, so convert your wavs to mp3s and try again.

[bad mr frosty]

QUOTE (shortasswattsy @ Mar 30 2003, 01:24 PM)

cheerz bad mr frosty, works now, however i now have a different problem, my sonic cd game consists of a .iso, a .cue file, and 30+ .wav files, when i play the game i have no sound, any1 know how to fix this? cheerz again, -Adx

The naming of the tracks must conform to this standard:

The data track (.ISO) should be named something like sonic.iso

then each audio track should be named sonic 02.wav, sonic 03.wav etc.

so:

sonic.iso
sonic 02.wav
sonic 03.wav
sonic 04.wav
etc

I have not tried .wav files for the audio tracks so if the you name the tracks as above and it still does not work convert the wav`s to mp3.

[LumbraX]

Hikaru is a Xbox God now, Ive never seen someone who would put so much work into his Emulator ports. :-)

Keep Up The Good Work Hikaru.

[openwindow]

Damn... I was just going to go dig Night Trap and Sonic CD out of the basement too! Well, like you said, I could just image them...

[mr jones]

Peace,
mr jones