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  1. #1 Eureka Seven - Vol 1 - The New Wave 
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    Just picked up "Eureka Seven - Vol 1 - The New Wave", NTSC-U. Works fine, no modes selected in HDL 0.8b. Also, the disc can be shrunk some, as it has a false lba. I didn't remove the "ZZ_DUMMY.BIN" file, because when I looked in it with a hex editor, its got some data in it. Probably a video file, because it's got written in it "encoded by TMPGEnc".

    Update: I just found out what the ZZ_Dummy.bin file is. It's actually a .PSS file, and when I converted it into M2V/Wav format, it turns out it's the ending video to one of the Gundam games... Seriously, if you don't believe me, go to Zophar's Domain, grab PSS Plex (full version), rename the ZZ_Dummy.bin file to ZZ_Dummy.PSS, and use PSS Plex to convert it into a playable Mpeg video. There's no mention in the Eureka Seven game of a Gundam video being playable, so I'm guessing someone just threw it in as a padding file. Odd...

    Later,
    Model: NTSC SCPH-39001/R (think it's a v7)
    Mod: PS1 Exploit Softmod
    Harddrive: Internal 40GB Seagate ST340810A
    External drive: Apple iPod (in Disk Mode)
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    so how big is the iso both shrinked and unshrinked?
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    Sorry, I should have put that in my previous post.

    Standard (straight-off-the-disk) size: 2.48GB (2,671,837,184 bytes)
    Shrunk size (with ZZ_Dummy.bin): 1.53 GB (1,647,888,384 bytes)
    Shrunk size (without ZZ_Dummy.bin): 1.34 GB (1,446,985,728 bytes)

    I dunno if the ZZ_Dummy.bin file is truely needed, so I'm gonna try an iso without it. I'll edit my post after I get it all done and tested.

    Edit: Okay, built and quickly tested the iso without the zz_dummy.bin file, and it seems to run just fine.

    Hope that helps you some.
    Model: NTSC SCPH-39001/R (think it's a v7)
    Mod: PS1 Exploit Softmod
    Harddrive: Internal 40GB Seagate ST340810A
    External drive: Apple iPod (in Disk Mode)
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    how is this game never seen the show nor have i played the game jus wanted to know If I should buy it
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