tom61 wrote: blur? What's that supposed to be?

Blur is a Dreamcast Playstation emulator being made.

I think he should make it Emulate all of them, Because people like more then just one game and want to be able to play all of them. And it will take less work to do all of the games instead of Single game cd's.

dcemuler

It sounds like your in Thrid grade, The way you talk.

"My computer don't have return"

My computer DOESN"T have return.

Will this Emu improve Graphics like Bleem!? Or will it just emulate the the PSX game as is?

Well did you burn it right? Audio Session 1. Data Session 2 Multitrack XA.

I'd venture to say there is a high possibility that this project could very well be legit. Why? Simply because it's possible. And it wouldn't be the first time someone has attempted it. There has been one or two (albeit failed) in-progress ports of PSX emus to the DC in the past, which were very re...

Well, when you change the CDI into an Mac Burning image. Don't mess with ISO Fix. I know the ISOFix Method works but I never use it. I just burn what CDIRip gives me. Try that. And if you need 850mb disk for an Emu, that is a lot of roms.

Is it confirmed?

Cyber: that's because it isn't real. I heard there is one for mac coming out by a company. It is called the grinch project. But freeware ones won't be out for a couple of years.

I don'r think NeroMAX can make selfboot dreamcast cd's. Only non-self boot things. I use 4.0 of toast.

Yep you have the steps down. But ISO Level 1 means if you look under ISO options, it will ask you if you want this checked. You need it checked for a rom disc.

I heard that they were back in production, but only to fill orders in Japan. Around 2000 dreamcasts were made.

3. You can drag and drop your roms in ISO 9660. Make sure it is ISO Level 1.

4. No, I don't think that you can put all your roms on one CD and make it work for your emu's.

There is also a program called CD Master and it can be found around the net and hotline. It has much better compatiblity then NeroMAX and does the same things.

Some VMU games can be found at http://www.booyaka.com

Is it even Possible?

I know it dosen't matter where it is burned inside or outside, but you said GD-Roms are burned Backwards. If this is true then it wouldn't know what to do with forward burned games. The info is in the wrong place.

Can Dreamcast play SVCDs? is there a player for it?

But if they were burned backwards, then the DC wouldn't know what to do with forward burned code. If it was made for Backward code Discs.

BleemCast, Because no thought they it was possible, then Bleem made it real. And improved graphics.