ISO and Wav Question

Hiya, I recently downloaded Lunar the Silver Star for the Sega CD, but want to play it off my harddrive. I was wondering how I can pack the wav files into the iso file since everytime I load it up now, it'll freeze because it can't load the music files.
 
I'm using Gens right now. It will load the intro screen of the game, but it will not load the intro movie. The ISO and Wav files I have are seperate and I also have a .cue file. I'm not sure if there's some way I can combine the iso and wav files.

I want to play the game off of my HD because my CD drive sucks and skips horribly.
 
Perhaps convert those wavs to mp3s

Originally posted by gens.txt

* Running a Sega-CD/Mega-CD Game from a CD image/Mp3 file:

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Gens also supports CD images (backups) in .iso/.bin/.raw format with .mp3

audio. It is recommended that when using CD images that you have both the CD

image and the correct .mp3 files available as many games will not run if the

audio tracks aren't present.

For Gens to correctly identify any .mp3 audio tracks for your CD images they

have to be placed in the same directory as the CD image file with the same

file name as the CD image followed by a track number. For example if you are

using a CD image called Blaster.iso with three .mp3 files you would need to

put all the files in the same directory and rename them like this:

Blaster.iso

Blaster 02.mp3

Blaster 03.mp3

Blaster 04.mp3

There are a couple of important points to remember when setting up your CD

images & .mp3 files for use with Gens:

* The CD Image should NOT be numbered, it won't work if you have

"Blaster 01.iso" instead of "Blaster.iso"!

* The CD image acts as track one so the first audio track will always

be track two+.

* The track numbers must also be a TWO DIGIT number: 02, 03, ..10 etc,

NOT 2, 3,...10.

* The space between the file name and the track number is optional.

[+ Gens actually calculates the track order by looking at the numbers at the

end of the .mp3 files. You can use any numbers you want, for example 10,

27, 32... however it's easier to rename them in the way shown above.]

Once you've set up your CD image and .mp3 files as shown you're ready to

begin.

 
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