racketboy wrote:you sure the chip is installed correctly???
Yeah
A+B is done and the power wire is secure. This is 64 pin model 2, and Ive been hearing that sometimes the chip dosent even work.....so hey im not really gonna complain if it works..........
Ive got that. I can play CV:X fine. It turns out I just need to have the game in the system while it starts up then i have to open teh door and close it again so it reads it.
My only question now is about Vampire Savior. It dosent come with mp3/wave files but I can still play them. I need something to convert them.
Its what I was told to do with games that have a bunch of music files. you know MP3--->WAV. But not even teh Cue works for it.
EDIT: These music files are ogg. I just need to convert them to .wav as it says on the .cue right? or can I just make them MP3s? whoich would sound better?
I know Nero will covert MP3s automatically, but I'm not sure about OGG.
Either way, the CUE sheet needs to reflect the proper file name extention.
But if you are going to convert them, change the OGG files to WAV.
If you convert to MP3, they will be compressed versions of an already compressed music file.
The more time you compress the audio, the worse it will sound.
If you convert OGG to WAV, the WAV will sound identical to the OGG.
racketboy wrote:I know Nero will covert MP3s automatically, but I'm not sure about OGG. Either way, the CUE sheet needs to reflect the proper file name extention.
But if you are going to convert them, change the OGG files to WAV. If you convert to MP3, they will be compressed versions of an already compressed music file. The more time you compress the audio, the worse it will sound. If you convert OGG to WAV, the WAV will sound identical to the OGG.
Okay I finally got it to work. took like 5 burned discs but it works.
