


So after I dump a game, what should I expect to see in the directory I dump to? Can you compare results from single-track games vs. multi-track?
Thanks again for educating me. If you have a tutorial/faq written up already, feel free to PM/email it.
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Ok, got it. Is there any way to re-package these 4 files into one single image file? I ask for file organization reasons. If you don't know of any I'll research on my own.Maddog wrote:At the directory you are dumping to, you should have (at minimum) track01.bin, track02.raw, track03.bin and disc.gdi
Of course, any game with more than 3 tracks (usually CDDA games) will have more .raw tracks and the .bin tracks will be 3 in this case: track01.bin, track03.bin and last track of the disc.
You answered my question already. I was referring to games that have 1 data track in the high-density area versus other games that have multiple data/audio tracks up there.Maddog wrote:I am not sure what you are referring to by "comparing results from single vs multi track games". The same game always has the same number of tracks (and the minimum amount is 3 tracks, not 1). If the game is different, there's nothing to compare. If I didn't understand you, please explain better.
Well, it could be done in theory, but it would be needlessly complicated.Nameless Mofo wrote:Ok, got it. Is there any way to re-package these 4 files into one single image file? I ask for file organization reasons. If you don't know of any I'll research on my own.