

If you have digital downloads on your real PSP, they can be used directly on PPSSPP.

There are tools to turn ISO files into CSO (compressed ISO) files to save space, such as maxcso by. To copy the game to your PC, simply drag this to somewhere on your harddrive and the copy will start.
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And by default, ImgBurn will toss the BIN file (the ISO) into Documents.ĪcetoneISO is mostly for mounting, but see if you have this That's it! Ripping your game CD will take maybe 20-30 minutes. Make sure the proper source drive is set under "Source", then click click the "Read" icon - as shown here ().Ĥ. Upon opening ImgBurn, click Create image file from disc, as shown here ().ģ. You can download it from its homepage (), or download it right here () (it's 2 MB).Ģ. And now that smartphones and tablets are becoming more common, you'll have no choice but to rip your games to play them on emulators on mobile devices. PSX games run better & faster when you're running their ISO. Gosh, these days we have like 500 GB, 800 GB, 1-5 TB hard drives! You can totally rip all of your PSX games and barely put a dent in your hard drive. I am comfortable using either a terminal or gui program, in fact terminal is preferable so I can make a nautilus script to automate the process.ĭo you actually own the game? I'm going to assume you do because you certainly have files that come off of a legal rip. iso file which is unusable to either emulator img with acetone iso and copying the contents to a brasero project and making a. I currently have these files stored in separate directories under my ~/iso directory, egĬcd2iso breath of fire 3.img breath of fire 3.iso iso file is more appealing to me than 3 separate files. I doubt there will be any huge difference in filesize, but having a single.

My answer: a matter of digital housekeeping. ccd files work just fine with both ePSXe and PCSX you may ask, "Why?" I am looking to convert these files into a. Ok, as any PSX emulator knows alot of PSX games come in the clonecd.
