Kega Fusion refuses to load Sonic CD, etc!

[dragon_rider]

I have a couple of Sega CD games and when I try to specify the CD/DVD ROM drive to run them off of, I either get into the game w/no music; or I get into the stupid music player! Please help! This happens no matter what I do.

 

[Clements]

Try using BIN+CUE images (ISO+MP3 do not work with Fusion), and install an ASPI layer.

 

[Stezo2k]

if not, i'd try gens, never had a problem with that really

 

[dragon_rider]

So, would I make an image of the MP3s in addition to the Sonic CD image? And about ASPI Layers, are they pretty easy to find?

 

[rcgamer]

with xp you only need winaspi32.dll wich you can find here http://www.nero.com/us/ASPI_Driver.html once it is downloaded move it to your c-windows-system 32 folder

you should be able to run them from your cd drive now.

 

[soccerboi00]

gens has better sega cd support. With Fusion, sound does not work too.

EDIT: Sound does not work with Sega CD only.

 

[Clements]

Kega's SegaCD emulation is more accurate and advanced than Gens. My SonicCD BIN+CUE image works perfectly with sound in Kega. Only ISO/MP3 rips do not work with Kega, and these are not desirable anyway since they having timing desyncs which do not occur with BIN+CUE.

 

[dragon_rider]

How would I make a BIN+CUE out of the CD I made (w/the image+mp3s)?

 

[BFeely]

That would do you no good since the tracks are already out of sync.

 

[rcgamer]

How would I make a BIN+CUE out of the CD I made (w/the image+mp3s)?

you have to convert the mp3's to wave. there are a few free converters. after converting use sega cuemaker to make a new cue file. mount it to a virtual drive and use either cdrwin or alcohol 120 (or pretty much whatever burning app) and make a new bin/cue image from the mounted image.

 

[dragon_rider]

Makes sense. Do any of you know where I could get a MP3 to WAV program? Or should I use Google?

 

[dragon_rider]

Alright. Got myself a MP3 to WAV converter and I made the Sonic CD wave files. I have the Sonic CD ISO, so what's the next step? How do I make a CUE file?

 

[rcgamer]

download segacuemaker put it in the same directory as your iso and mp3's then just double click the cuemaker icon and click generate cue. then click save cue.

 

[dragon_rider]

Fusion version 3 (Maple) was released and has BIN+Mp3 support, so now I'm happy. Sega CD ISOs now have sound!