PSP Hugo is the one I'm using.
I'm having trouble with getting sound to work and I understand you need to set up a HCD or TOC file, I choose the HCD way.
Now I tried it myself and the sound still doesn't work, maybe I'm just stupid and I need help.
My game consists of.
A .cue file
27 sound track files. 2 being an ISO, 27 being one too. 1 being a warning message.
That's really it really.
Have no idea about this emulator, but explain more about the files you have.
It sounds like it may be using the CDA tracks for music (audio effects should work though?), but ISO typically isn't used to hold audio tracks (should be BIN/IMG/MDF etc).
Sparker Wrote:PSP Hugo is the one I'm using.
I'm having trouble with getting sound to work and I understand you need to set up a HCD or TOC file, I choose the HCD way.
Now I tried it myself and the sound still doesn't work, maybe I'm just stupid and I need help.
My game consists of.
A .cue file
27 sound track files. 2 being an ISO, 27 being one too. 1 being a warning message.
That's really it really.
EDIT: W.T.F!? where did this post come from!?
Alright, I'm going with the .TOC method instead.
I think I almost got it working.
But at this rate I could use some help.
maybe try it to convert to .img file?
Sparker Wrote:27 sound track files. 2 being an ISO, 27 being one too. 1 being a warning message.
ZiNgA BuRgA Wrote:explain more about the files you have.
I find the issue of 2 of the files being an ISO, 27 somehow equals 1 (never learnt that in school) and have no idea what this warning message is about. Furthermore, have no idea what these sound track files are, as tracks are stored as RAW data and don't have a file representation.
ZiNgA BuRgA Wrote:Sparker Wrote:27 sound track files. 2 being an ISO, 27 being one too. 1 being a warning message.
ZiNgA BuRgA Wrote:explain more about the files you have.
Alright, when I load 2 in the emulator, the game will load but there's no sound that's what my problem is, maybe I'm stupid and I'm doing something wrong because I can't seem to understand the read me.
maybe you other guys can work it out?
This is an extract from the read me with the relevant info
Quote:LOADING ISO FILES (.ISO)
------------
If you want to load iso image in your emulator, you
have to put your file (with .iso file extension)
on your PSP memory stick in the 'cd-roms' directory.
LOADING HCD FILES (.HCD)
------------
HCD format describes CD tacks for Hu-go.
Here is an example of that file format:
[main]
first_track=1
last_track=22
minimum_bios=1
[track1]
type=AUDIO
filename=Track01.mp3
begin=lsn,0
[track2]
type=CODE
filename=Track02.iso
begin=lsn,3890
....
See Hu-go web site for more details.
If you want to load a hcd file with all track datas
in your emulator, you have to put your file
(with .hcd file extension) on your PSP memory stick
in a sub-folder of the 'cd-roms' directory.
For example for Dracula X i have the following folders :
cd-roms
`-- dracx
|-- Track01.mp3
|-- Track02.iso
|-- ...
|-- Track22.iso
`-- dracx.hcd
An example for dracx.hcd file is present in doc folder.
Audio tracks are supported only in MP3 format with
stereo 16 bits samples at 22k or 44k rate.
LOADING TOC FILES (.TOC)
-----------------------
TOC format describes CD tacks. Here is an example of
that file format:
Track 01 Audio 00:02:00 LBA=000000
Track 02 Data 00:49:65 LBA=003590
Track 03 Audio 01:27:23 LBA=006398
...
If you want to load a TOC file with all track datas
in your emulator, you have to put your file (with
.toc file extension) on your PSP memory stick in a
sub-folder of the 'cd-roms' directory.
For example for R-Type i have the following folders :
cd-roms
`-- r-type
|-- 01.mp3
|-- 02.iso
|--...
|-- 46.iso
`-- rtype.toc
An example for rtype.toc file is present in doc
folder.
Audio tracks are supported only in MP3 format with
stereo 16 bits samples at 22k or 44k rate.
HOW TO CREATE TOC FILE FROM CUE/BIN
-----------------
You can use TurboRipV100 to create CD rom files
compatible with PSP-Hugo. Mount your CUE/BIN file
using virtual CD tool such as Daemon tools, then run
TurboRipV100 with the following arguments :
TurboRip.exe /PCEP /RS=22050
After selecting your virtual CD-ROM id, TurboRip will
ripp all audio and data tracks in a folder and it
will generate a toc file compatible with PSP-Hugo.
Copy the generated folder in the psphugo/cd-roms
folder on your psp. Using the CD-Rom menu of the
emulator you will then be able to enjoy your game.
Track 1 is a warning message so that you don't insert the CD in an audio drive when you try to, as for track 27, I have no idea what it's used for, the rest are music tracks
In your last post ZB, you mentioned something about a CBA file? well that seems to be the case because after looking in the drive I mounted the cue file on to with daemon tools the only file in there was Track 01.cba (or something like that)
Sparker Wrote:Alright, when I load 2 in the emulator, the game will load but there's no sound that's what my problem is, maybe I'm stupid and I'm doing something wrong because I can't seem to understand the read me.
"2" what? File #2? 2 ROMs?
And no audio = nothing at all, or just no music?
Sparker Wrote:Track 1 is a warning message so that you don't insert the CD in an audio drive when you try to, as for track 27, I have no idea what it's used for, the rest are music tracks
So you have the physical CD and dumped it? Otherwise I would assume you couldn't try it in an audio drive?
Or did you try loading the ISO with something else?
Typically the hybrid CD layout has data stored on track 0, and tracks 1,2,3... are audio tracks.
Sparker Wrote:In your last post ZB, you mentioned something about a CBA file? well that seems to be the case because after looking in the drive I mounted the cue file on to with daemon tools the only file in there was Track 01.cba (or something like that)
C
DA (CD Audio).
The file requirements are a little strict though - dunno why it can't read a CUE file.
ZiNgA BuRgA Wrote:Sparker Wrote:Alright, when I load 2 in the emulator, the game will load but there's no sound that's what my problem is, maybe I'm stupid and I'm doing something wrong because I can't seem to understand the read me.
"2" what? File #2? 2 ROMs?
And no audio = nothing at all, or just no music?
Track no 2, there is audio but no voice acting or music
Sparker Wrote:Track 1 is a warning message so that you don't insert the CD in an audio drive when you try to, as for track 27, I have no idea what it's used for, the rest are music tracks
So you have the physical CD and dumped it? Otherwise I would assume you couldn't try it in an audio drive?
Or did you try loading the ISO with something else?
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No, I can't remember how I got it but it all came in one BAT file if I'm correct.
I've tried loading the ISO with Magic Engine for the PC and it works fine, as for the other Turbo grapfx emulator, well, the readme is in some Asian language of some sort (I think it's japanese)
Sparker Wrote:In your last post ZB, you mentioned something about a CBA file? well that seems to be the case because after looking in the drive I mounted the cue file on to with daemon tools the only file in there was Track 01.cba (or something like that)
C
DA (CD Audio).
[/quote]
lawl
ZiNgA BuRgA Wrote:The file requirements are a little strict though - dunno why it can't read a CUE file.
same here.
Well sounds the ISO image is probably valid then (weird to be in an ISO though).
I guess you'd have to try converting the CUE into a TOC - should be fairly obvious if you open it in a text editor, but may be a little tedious.