Real file order on a CD

[vbt]

Just a simple technical question is there a way to get the real file order of a CD as it is described on the TOC of a CD ? I tried to recompose a CD and the game displayed for instance wrong textures or returns to console BIOS menu.

 

[MasterAkumaMatata]

Yes, IsoBuster can export the filesystem in LBA order:

• right-click on the blue icon filesystem
  
• Copy Tree-Info to file
  
• LBA, Relative Path
  

Then, use F2S to convert the exported text file (i.e., "FileList.txt") to to a sort text file (e.g., "sort.txt"). You can reference that sort text file when builing an ISO with MKISOFS.EXE as shown here.

 

[vbt]

Perfect answer (as always) MasterAkumaMatata

 

[antime]

Naturally, CDMage does this too. Open the image, click on the data track, click on the "LBA" column to sort by LBA and then press CTRL+C to copy the file list as it is currently displayed onto the clipboard.

 

[vbt]

I use buildcd to make CD, I'd like to know if mkisofs is easier to use ? Each time it takes me a lot of time to make a cti file. Also I still have a problem on CDDA file on Saturn Cd. THey are visible into the CD file list but they are audio tracks instead of being simple files. If I extract the file and recreate the ISO I have the feeling the CDDA is taken as a simple file instead of an audio track. So how to to map these files tob e considered as an audio track ? Mayb my feeling is wrong and I have an another problem.

 

[vbt]

No idea about CDDA files on saturn CDs ? Aslo is tre a cti file generator Or will I have to make it ? I'm sure it's not hard to make.

 

[antime]

If you'd like to try Sega's tools, the script syntax is documented in the Virtual CD System User's Manual and its supplement.

I couldn't find anything relevant when glancing through the mkisofs manual, but AFAIK the Playstation people used a Sony tool called CDGen to make the ctis. You should be able to find this tool easily, it's all over the net.

 

[vbt]

Originally posted by antime@Jul 3, 2003 @ 01:15 AM

I couldn't find anything relevant when glancing through the mkisofs manual, but AFAIK the Playstation people used a Sony tool called CDGen to make the ctis. You should be able to find this tool easily, it's all over the net.

I have CD Gen and I no more use it, I didn't like this tool it made wrong cti files (with ccs2cti),I wasn't azble to use those files wilth buildcd

But also I need a tool like that.

Thanks for the links I will try Sega tools this WE and if I can a little before