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(9 replies, posted in General discussion)

I believe it Both, thou i think there was some confusion as which serial should be given priority and a discussion on it is going on here

http://forum.redump.org/viewtopic.php?id=3291

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(62 replies, posted in General discussion)

the purpose of it is to work like torrentzip but

me and iR0b0t tested it on couple of game only and thou it provided the same result, but to be 100% sure i would like to have about 5-6 more result atleast, the only problem is i don't have many ps2 games yet, so if someone who have used it to compress the ps2 game can post CRC's of there 7z file so that they can be compared it can give a good indication how good it really is and how much more work it require.

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(62 replies, posted in General discussion)

so is there any interest in this application coz if there is i can update it by removing few short comings and releasing a new version

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Hi,

i have a couple of suggestion to improve the site functionality, they may not be very feasible but anyhow that are as follows.

Recently Checksums for this games were changed

http://redump.org/disc/763/

I was marked as one of the Copy owners of this game, which was true for the old checksums but when they changed, i should have been removed from the list, it would also have helped me to see that checksums of one of game i have changed so i should update my copy.

so my first suggestion is that if there is some change to a game where checksums remain same, the system should work as it does now, but if there is a change in checksums of a game all the copy owners should be removed from the list

second if possible an option to filter the games u have/miss on this page http://redump.org/discs/system/psx/ would be great.

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Now that it worked, what options do u think it should have.

currently what i have in mind are

1)An option to delete the image if compression was successfully.

2)A renamer for ps2 images.

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(62 replies, posted in General discussion)

ohh thats great, it actually matched, i recently overclocked my system and there was also some problem with 7za 4.53 version and coz of it sometime it corrupted a archive thou 7z didn't reported it so i restore my system to it original setting and used 4.57 (didn't used 4.58 as it also have a change in compression method) and the crc's matched.

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it think it normal coz task manager show it allocate about 197 MB ram, which is what it do on normal setting, my tool also uses the default setting. thou once this is successful, we can try some higher settings also.

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ya CRC matches. now we need to check it on some ps2 images. i will update soon on which image we can check.

After i asked u i opened that file to see my name in it, bye the way its called "program debug database" file in .net and would not be required in final version.

Edit, and the CRC of Kingdom Hearts (U) [SLUS-20370] was 0c3f01e0

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(62 replies, posted in General discussion)

K, thanks, i will download and check it.

Khurrum is my username, but were did u see it.

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Unfortunately No, I just recently started getting few PS2 games, so don't have many. i will try to find a dump of some small game thou.

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@iR0b0t

Any chance you can try one more time with this new version

http://www.mediafire.com/?nynbmdw3dg9

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(62 replies, posted in General discussion)

is ur compressed image size is 2073219387

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(62 replies, posted in General discussion)

hmm strange, because i checked it on two different systems and crcs were same, will look into it in details later

and what crc u get if u place the 7za file in the same folder as the game iso and uses the following command on CMD

7za.exe a "Kingdom Hearts (U) [SLUS-20370].7z" "Kingdom Hearts (U) [SLUS-20370].iso"

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(62 replies, posted in General discussion)

Here u go.

http://www.mediafire.com/?1vmxhw4uwym

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Here download this application

http://www.mediafire.com/?4mpmiywwnzg

and extract it, run the packps2.exe and then select the folder where iso files are and press start  compression button.

update me if u get any error, (u will need .net framework 2.0 for it to run thou)

also do check if it work with file above 2GB, it should work.

and can someone check it on Kingdom Hearts [u] [SLUS-20370] and update if there crc of resulting 7z file is 9bd845dd  or not.

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(62 replies, posted in General discussion)

Hmm now that make things clear, so as long as two peoples are using same version of 7z they will have same zip's, so all we need is some front end like Packiso but for ps2 images right?

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iR0b0t wrote:

anyhow can anyone who have Kingdom Hearts [u] [SLUS-20370] do the following things

can not do that because my image must be fixed, sorry

i think that the 7za file in packiso is a modified version of 7z

it must be the original one, just the beta version of 4.53
7-Zip (A) 4.53 beta  Copyright (c) 1999-2007 Igor Pavlov  2007-08-27

packiso was just a front end to do all those ecm and other functionalities automatically

yeah!

upload ur image remotediffs somewhere and i will make a patch.

and no, its not the original version, the original beta has a commandline version name 7z not 7za and it also differ in size.

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ya i had a back-up.

anyhow can anyone who have Kingdom Hearts [u] [SLUS-20370] do the following things

1) copy the image to a temp folder.
2) then copy the 7za file from the packiso folder and paste it in the same temp folder.
3) open CMD then go to temp folder and enter following command
7za.exe a "Kingdom Hearts (U) [SLUS-20370].7z" "Kingdom Hearts (U) [SLUS-20370].iso"
4) this should make a 7z file check the crc of that file and update if it CRC is 9bd845dd or not.

i think that the 7za file in packiso is a modified version of 7z and that what make same zip on different system, packiso was just a front end to do all those ecm and other functionalities automatically

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(62 replies, posted in General discussion)

No, it didn't work on PS2 images, it infact made a 1KB 7z file and my image was gone.

thou i have found few things while testing it. will update soon.

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K, Thanks pepsidrinker

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has sent u an email on the email address u used while signing up on this site. check ur inbox or ur spam folder.
I don't have a PM box here either

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thanks a lot themabus, that confirm few things which i have in mind

PS: any idea if packiso will work with ps2 images or not

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(62 replies, posted in General discussion)

i Actually emailed you few days back 10) using this site email functionality a username and password for full access to my FTP. i was asking for that.

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iR0b0t wrote:

3)if i combined a image using /b command what is the easiest method to create a proper cue file.

Do you mean combine DATA track + AUDIO tracks?

ya i mean combining DATA & AUDIO tracks

Thanks a lot for ur quick response.

PS: bye the way did ur other account for my FTP worked or not, in anycase u can get them at UG now.

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If possible can someone answer these questions

1) what software can i used to burn PSX games. For single track games i think many will work, but which to used with multi tracks games. asking it coz i remember i read somewhere that only CDRwin will work properly.
2) what is this /b command, little explanation would be great. also after i have used it can i then burn it with some other software then CDRwin.
3)if i combined a image using /b command what is the easiest method to create a proper cue file.
4) is there any special virtual drive software which will work properly with multi tracks games so i can play them using emu, or does all of them work properly
5) will Packiso and imagediff work with PS2 DVD images.

Thanks a lot