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CDRWIN is available from
Goldenhawk Technologies www.goldenhawk.com |
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Open CDR-Win and observe the
following menu: |
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Click on the "Extract Disc" button
as shown above. |
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The next menu box to appear is
pictured below. Note the numbered fields and refer to them
while reading the remaining steps in the procedure.
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To begin, note the Table of
Contents on the disc, as this will determine how to configure
the setup of CDR-Win. If, in the table of contents box, you
observe either a) one Mode 2 Track or b) one Mode 2 Track and
one Audio Track, set Subcode Analysis to Auto. If multiple
Audio Tracks appear set the Subcode to fixed. (This will be
explained again in # 7 below). |
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Select the "Disc Image/Cuesheet"
radio button.
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Select the drive that the source
disc is in.
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This is where you specify your
image file name. Name the file appropriately ensuring you do
not use spaces and the name is under eight
characters.
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Set to "Copy Raw" for all PSX
games.
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Set the "Error Recovery" button
to "Ignore".
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Set "Jitter Correction" to
disable.
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Again, as mentioned above, after
reviewing the Table of Contents, set the Subcode Analysis to
Fixed for multiple Audio Tracks.
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Set "Read Retry Count" to a
number of at least 50.
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Set the Data and Audio speeds to
1X for best results.
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Press the "Start" button and the
copying process will begin. |
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Note: With CDR-Win, no capturing errors should be
present. If you experience a capturing error, re-extract the
original and begin the process again. |
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After extracting an error free
image, refer to the original menu and select the "Record Disc"
button as follows: |
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The next menu to appear is shown
below. Again, note the numbered locations within the
capture: |
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Select your CD-R type in this
field.
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Press the "Load Cuesheet" button.
Select the directory that your image was selected in and
choose the *.cue file that was created
previously.
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Ensure that the proper *.cue file
was selected as shown in this field.
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Set recording speed to 1X for
best results.
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Press the "Start Recording"
button to begin the copy process. |
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Images Courtesy of www.pker.com |
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its affiliates or representatives. This modification is not
endorsed by SECA, therefore they hold no responsibility for
the use of this modification with their product. PlayStation
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which we have no affiliation. CCJ Technologies is a division
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