ok i ripped my first game ### ver2 and i was left with a track03.iso. i then used winzip to un gzip the iso. i opened up a DOS window and typed extract track03.iso. i was left with all the files that make up the game.i then looked at the properties of the iso and realised that the game will not fit into a standard cdr as it was 831MB. i then knew i had to downsample some files as stated on the guide from: www.internetconvoy.com. infact here's what the guide said:
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How to downsample ADX file
Create a folder name Downsample in c:\selfboot
Start CinePack <== Click to Download
Click File menu / Open
Select ADX file which you want to downsampling
Click File menu / Convert
Click save then You'll see a pop up window Pass 1/1
ADX->WAV)
Wait until the convert completed and close the CinePack
After that,you'll got the WAV files in your HD ,
it's times to next step
.Start DCMovieCreator ==> You need to found it by yourself
Check the following options accordingly:
Material Files, Audio: C:\SelfBoot\Downsample\???.WAV
Output File, File Name: C:\Selfboot\Whatever name you want.ADX
Type: Sofdec Audio (sfa)
Audio: 22050 Hz, Monaural(L+R )
Click the Batch Processing...
You are done!
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i followed this guide and done exactly what it said. all i want to downsample are adx files so this is why i followed this guide.ok after i followed the guide i was left with .sfa files and some files were called for example opening.sfa and valentine.sfa. my question is what do i do with these .sfa files. Do i leave them where they are??
i hope i downsampled the files correctly and another question: ### ver2 was 831MB and i am downsampling some files so it fits onta a 80min cdr, well how do i know what size the iso is now?? when do i stop downsampling. This is my plan i am going to keep downsampling adx files until i can fit the data onto a 80min cdr, i am not going to downsamlpe anything else. ok please can anyone answer my questions and a BIG thanks goes to Scorpion255 for getting me this far
