[Tutorial] Converting CD Games to DVD for ESR use

I found this little tool today not to sure about how you about using it though, I didn't really get the jist of the ReadMe.
I made a FileList.txt with IsoBuster from my cd then put it into order using Excel's sort Ascending i'm then to understand you scan your ELF and IRX files for lba tables using this sorted FileList.txt but then I got lost at the

"A word of caution: the IML file MUST BE IN THE SAME ORDER AS THE FILELIST.TXT. This should always be true when ripping a game, but I wanted to make this clear. If these 2 files are not in the same order and you try to reindex, bad things will happen."

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Does this mean that files need to be in the file correct order in the IML you create but have the wrong lba's therefore when you click re-index it gives them the correct LBA's from the FileList.txt?

Is there no way of just finding the lba tables in a ELF or IRX file then wiping the table out so you don't have to worry about what order you add the files in the IML or ISO? adding 500-1000+ files in the correct order can be pretty time consuming :(

When you check the properties... and you're copying the Volume Label, System ID, Publisher Name, Preparer Name etc..

What do you do if the Volume Label is blank? When you leave it blank like the original... an extra box pops up and prompts you..

Any extra steps to take or is it okay to leave it blank?

Yo where is this tutorial? I can't find it anywhere!

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Originally Posted by therealman

Yo where is this tutorial? I can't find it anywhere!

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Did you try the first page?

:D Thanks for the tutorial :D You are the best Man! I found some other tutorial before this one that was half of this and It BLOWED, but this is great! THANKS AGAIN:D

ffgriever, any news about ePSXe development?:)

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Originally Posted by larsebra

ffgriever, any news about ePSXe development?:)

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I assume you meant "PS2PSXe", which is the PS1 emulator for the PS2 which ffgriever has been working on (when/as he has time for it).

"ePSXe" is an emulator for normal computers, and I don't think ffgriever is involved in that project.

Best regards: dlanor

PS: Ta't lugnt bara...
Han har så många andra viktiga projekt,
så emulatorn har fått vänta på sin tur.
Den kommer när den kommer...
DS.

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Originally Posted by dlanor

PS: Ta't lugnt bara...
Han har så många andra viktiga projekt,
så emulatorn har fått vänta på sin tur.
Den kommer när den kommer...
DS.

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Well, it's true... but not entirely. It's a fact, that right now I'm working on two projects, of which I have to finish at least one before I will take any other. Yet... well, it's not the only reason. I kind of lost motivation. Even when I say to myself "I'm resuming work this weekend", there is always something more important to do or I simply postpone it till the next, then next week. Plus, there were some changes in my private life recently. I do not think of the project as dead (I really do want to finish it), rather postponed (as four or five other projects, unfortunately). Sorry.

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Originally Posted by ffgriever

Well, it's true... but not entirely. It's a fact, that right now I'm working on two projects, of which I have to finish at least one before I will take any other. Yet... well, it's not the only reason. I kind of lost motivation. Even when I say to myself "I'm resuming work this weekend", there is always something more important to do or I simply postpone it till the next, then next week.

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I understand perfectly. I've been there myself many times.

It's not so much that the basic motivation is lost, but more of a loss of 'impetus' and increase of 'inertia' for a project, so that it takes a larger mental effort to get the ball rolling again. And in many cases I then choose to do something else instead.

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Plus, there were some changes in my private life recently. I do not think of the project as dead (I really do want to finish it), rather postponed (as four or five other projects, unfortunately). Sorry.

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For me it's enough to know that you still intend to go through with it, even if it will take a while before you can pick it up again.

Best regards: dlanor

ffgriever you have worked very hard for the community, and it is very much appreciated. I hope you find your motivation and everything in your private life goes smoothly!

Regards