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Hi fellow Dreamcast fans. I recently got a Broadband adapter and was able to get online using Toy Racer. But for the other three games I need to configure it. It didn't come with the Broadband disc. I tried burning de XDP disc, as per the tutorial video, but my Dreamcasts don't want to seem to run it. Maybe I did something wrong; I am far from an expert. I do have Dream Passport 3, which it said to support the adapter. But I don't know what to do. Can someone please help me? (I also have Dreamkey 3, which I used in the past for dial up, but I read that it doesn't support broadband). If these discs don't work, can I set it up in some other way, maybe using my games?

Thanks!

If you have a US copy of PSO version 2, it has a very simple built-in BBA configuration tool by using the Website option from the main menu. I know the European version does not have this (I'm not sure about the Japanese one) -- and this is only on Version 2 of PSO, not the original version.

I do not have that... Only the European version. I only have all the US games that didn't come out in PAL territories. I also have some Japanese games. Are there others I could look out for?

What about Quake 3 Arena?

SegaSen wrote:Hi fellow Dreamcast fans. I recently got a Broadband adapter and was able to get online using Toy Racer. But for the other three games I need to configure it. It didn't come with the Broadband disc. I tried burning de XDP disc, as per the tutorial video, but my Dreamcasts don't want to seem to run it. Maybe I did something wrong; I am far from an expert. I do have Dream Passport 3, which it said to support the adapter. But I don't know what to do. Can someone please help me? (I also have Dreamkey 3, which I used in the past for dial up, but I read that it doesn't support broadband). If these discs don't work, can I set it up in some other way, maybe using my games?

Thanks!

For XDP when you burnt it was it burnt to a CD-R? It needs to be a CD-R and I always burn my games at the lowest speed

BlueCrab wrote:If you have a US copy of PSO version 2, it has a very simple built-in BBA configuration tool by using the Website option from the main menu. I know the European version does not have this (I'm not sure about the Japanese one) -- and this is only on Version 2 of PSO, not the original version.

The Japanese version has the website with BBA config built-in, both V1 and V2

I have the PAL Quake 3 Arena, does that help?

I burned XDP on a cdr three times on the lowest speed with disc juggler. My Dreamcast consoles try to read it wildly and than give up after a while.

Quake just gives me the message that no telephone number has been set or that no connection device has been detected. Dial up numbers aren't available anymore for a number of years here in The Netherlands. The broadband just needs to be setup in some way...

In PSO it does detect my broadband adapter, but says I can't connect, because it isn't set-up. Use website to configure BBA. But that just gives me the same modem options as the Dreamkey 3.

SegaSen wrote:
I burned XDP on a cdr three times on the lowest speed with disc juggler. My Dreamcast consoles try to read it wildly and than give up after a while.

Are you using an RGB Video Lead?

as XDP has issues with them.

Wooo I got it to work using Culdcept 2 of all things. It had the required menu! In Japanese, but with some trial and error, I managed it.

I use VGA and an hdmi converter by the way.