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ripping a game with 2 data tracks?

klakalou - Jul 27, 2002

		klakalou	Jul 27, 2002
		due i use bin + cue or iso + mp3?

		Zero 9	Jul 27, 2002
		Either will work, but ue Bin/Cue because the alternative is lame.

		soul	Jul 28, 2002
		bin/cue will be better because you will have only one bin file wich makes it easier to burn but if you will rip it into iso you will get two iso files that are harder to burn, so i say rip in bin ,what game is it that you want to rip?

		mal	Jul 28, 2002
		Definately go for bin/cue. There is a lot less hassle involved. soul, how did you go burning your iso/iso/wav go...? Did you try reburning it with the cuesheet I posted?

		klakalou	Jul 28, 2002
		oh it was last bronx btw

		soul	Jul 29, 2002
		mal : i burned with the cue that you posted but there was the same problem so i just decided to delete the game completely from my hd

		mal	Jul 29, 2002
		Did it tell you that the 3 second pregap was wrong? ??? I guess I'll have to try it for myself. Just out of interest, which game was it?

		soul	Jul 29, 2002
		no it didn't tell me any errors but when i burned it it had the same problem it had when i burned it the first time, oh and the game was snacher (posebly one of the best games ever made)

		SegaSaturnDDR	Jul 29, 2002
		the only reason to keep it in bin/cue is because 2 track games are realy sensitive about their pregap in those tracks, so its possible to do it iso/mp3, but only with a cuesheet, and even then peoples burners can bitch and moan about having 2 data tracks