I downloaded a Iso/ogg copy of die hard arcade converted the .ogg to .wav then i loaded the cue file with alcohol and there are no problems there..and the wav files sound good when i try them on the pc so i know they are not at fault..yet when i started playing the burned copy on the saturn the wav files sound simply weird and distorted..and this has happened with other games before
so any idea what settings i should use in alchol..i burned at 8x and set it to Dao/Sao..
or should i use nero 6 (can't use 5 it wont find the burner) instead...wich im not to fond of since for some reason nero needs to have the exact path for every wav file and the iso..and thats kinda annoying when there are 37 audio files unless there are some tips for that too
Need help burning iso/wav for saturn (cd audio messed up)
Re: Need help burning iso/wav for saturn (cd audio messed up
arion wrote:I downloaded a Iso/ogg copy of die hard arcade converted the .ogg to .wav then i loaded the cue file with alcohol and there are no problems there..and the wav files sound good when i try them on the pc so i know they are not at fault..yet when i started playing the burned copy on the saturn the wav files sound simply weird and distorted..and this has happened with other games before
so any idea what settings i should use in alchol..i burned at 8x and set it to Dao/Sao..
or should i use nero 6 (can't use 5 it wont find the burner) instead...wich im not to fond of since for some reason nero needs to have the exact path for every wav file and the iso..and thats kinda annoying when there are 37 audio files unless there are some tips for that too
When you put the burned disc in the PC again, what do the audio tracks sound like?
As for changing the path names, search and replace on Notepad usually is a quick fix...
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yeah i switched to nero..and got segacue maker..and then edit the cue since nero has to know the exact path to every file...the audio is not a problem anymore its just a bit of work to edit a cue file with 20-40 audio tracks 
alcohol however does not seem to need the exact path as everytime i used it for a iso/wav it seem to read the cue file..but for some reason it messes up the audio so unless someone knows the right settings for alcohol i can have fun editing cue files:D
alcohol however does not seem to need the exact path as everytime i used it for a iso/wav it seem to read the cue file..but for some reason it messes up the audio so unless someone knows the right settings for alcohol i can have fun editing cue files:D
I am trying this in Nero to see if I get better performance. Will report back later with my findings
However, assuming you're in Windows, here's how to add the path to every filename in the cue quickly:
Open an instance of Notepad, open up the cue file.
Open an instance of Windows Explorer and surf to the folder where your ISO and WAVs are stored. Select the text in the address bar of Windows Explorer (if it's not visible, go to View > Toolbars and check Address Bar). Copy it and keep it in your clipboard.
Return to your instance of Notepad, press CTRL+H to open the Find And Replace dialog. In the Find textbox, type the following EXACTLY:
FILE "
That's the word FILE in all caps, a space, then a quotation mark.
In the Replace With dialog, enter the following:
FILE "(path)
Where (path) is the path you copied to your clipboard. Make sure there is a slash \ after the path. As an example, for the game I am currently trying in Nero, I put the following in the Replace With textbox:
FILE "D:\emu\Sega Saturn\assault_suit_leynos_2[www.segasoluce.net]\
Hit Repace All (or ALT+A if you're a shortcut freak like I am), and it will replace them all. Then save it and try burning with Nero. You don't need a cue editor. Notepad rules. I know Racketboy's with me. YEAH!
However, assuming you're in Windows, here's how to add the path to every filename in the cue quickly:
Open an instance of Notepad, open up the cue file.
Open an instance of Windows Explorer and surf to the folder where your ISO and WAVs are stored. Select the text in the address bar of Windows Explorer (if it's not visible, go to View > Toolbars and check Address Bar). Copy it and keep it in your clipboard.
Return to your instance of Notepad, press CTRL+H to open the Find And Replace dialog. In the Find textbox, type the following EXACTLY:
FILE "
That's the word FILE in all caps, a space, then a quotation mark.
In the Replace With dialog, enter the following:
FILE "(path)
Where (path) is the path you copied to your clipboard. Make sure there is a slash \ after the path. As an example, for the game I am currently trying in Nero, I put the following in the Replace With textbox:
FILE "D:\emu\Sega Saturn\assault_suit_leynos_2[www.segasoluce.net]\
Hit Repace All (or ALT+A if you're a shortcut freak like I am), and it will replace them all. Then save it and try burning with Nero. You don't need a cue editor. Notepad rules. I know Racketboy's with me. YEAH!
I burned Assault Suit Leynos 2 without issue. The audio sounds just fine.
In case someone searches this thread down the road:
We fixed the CD audio problem by burning the game with Nero instead of Alcohol 120%. For whatever reason, the discs burned with Nero had good audio on them. If you are having this problem, try burning your game with Nero instead. If you need to create a CUE file compatible with Nero, see the posts above.
In case someone searches this thread down the road:
We fixed the CD audio problem by burning the game with Nero instead of Alcohol 120%. For whatever reason, the discs burned with Nero had good audio on them. If you are having this problem, try burning your game with Nero instead. If you need to create a CUE file compatible with Nero, see the posts above.
