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how to burn games that are bigger then 700MB?
Posted: Wed Feb 05, 2014 3:55 am
by rullare
hi all^^
this is not possiable i know this, but where can i find games like
Sonic Adventure 2
Giga Wing 1&2
and many others?
under 700MB as CDIs?
i ahve a japnese version but i can play Star Wars Episode I Racer no Japanese game hehehehe^ and others are first trying it in my emu before i burn it^^
ofc i will buy the games later on, i just do this cuz i want to try them out^^
Re: how to burn games that are bigger then 700MB?
Posted: Wed Feb 05, 2014 5:45 pm
by Aleron Ives
What sizes are the images? CDI files contain both game data and error correction information, so even if the image is around 750 MB, it will fit on a 700 MB CD-R. If the game's description says it needs a 90 or 99-minute CD-R, you'll have to find a place to buy one. They are rare, because they don't work in many burners or players, so the demand for them is low.
Re: how to burn games that are bigger then 700MB?
Posted: Thu Feb 06, 2014 1:03 am
by rullare
ok i see thx. then i can download this games yay^^
Re: how to burn games that are bigger then 700MB?
Posted: Sun Feb 23, 2014 10:09 pm
by Sean1699
If you are using a program such as discjuggler (which I use) then there should be an "overburn" option or something to the same extent, which allows the burning of more than the CD is supposed to hold.
For the record, I have burnt relatively large (750 mb+) games, and have never had any need for a 90-99 minute CDR.
Re: how to burn games that are bigger then 700MB?
Posted: Mon Feb 24, 2014 3:40 am
by Aleron Ives
Sean1699 wrote:For the record, I have burnt relatively large (750 mb+) games, and have never had any need for a 90-99 minute CDR.
That's because an 80-minute CD-R holds ~800 MiB when the EDC data is included on top of the user data capacity.
Re: how to burn games that are bigger then 700MB?
Posted: Tue Feb 25, 2014 10:10 am
by cabou
the oversized burning images are only a matter of "data format" which counts different number of blocks for DC format data than usual FAT32 ou NTFS data data
so don't worry about this and just burn it !
