@nina_kali_nina@tech.lgbt i use cdrecord or cdrdao for writing CD's, i use a generic dummy cue sheet file like this

@evv42 @nina_kali_nina is this a cue/bin file pair? And you're writing to a CD-R?

cdrdao write --swap --speed 16 file.cue

try without --swap if you get white noise instead of CD audio in a game. I chose speed 16 because that's the minimum speed on my specific burner

@evv42 @nina_kali_nina Also try to avoid doing it on a laptop drive if you can, that's caused trouble for me

@wyatt @nina_kali_nina i'll try that on the desktop drive i got with my case 'cause i was too lazy to swap it back with the previous one

it's recent-ish so it probably can't do 1x like the good stuff (tm)

@evv42 @nina_kali_nina i've not had trouble with 12x or 16x burns honestly

@evv42 @nina_kali_nina (i do use taiyo yuden discs though so maybe that makes a difference)

@evv42 @nina_kali_nina (I don't always use taiyo yuden, just normally)

@wyatt @nina_kali_nina i used a crappy cd-r and the playstation needed to warm-up to get to read it but it seems to be working, thanks (it's supposed to do that)

i'll have to try a mixed mode2/mode1 one someday i guess

@evv42 @nina_kali_nina is the "aaaaaaa" your doing? And is the logo from a modded bios or something else

Also, i didn't realise there was a yume nikki PSX port, how did that come about?

@wyatt @nina_kali_nina the demo is just like that, you need a modded console though

it's a whole reimplementation in 3d, some nyan made that for some reason, it looks very nice but it also runs at 3fps and it's a demo, it lacks a lotta stuff and the nyan who made it doesn't seem interested in finishing it (understandable)
the thing's on itch btw

@nina_kali_nina

72x sounds like a way to test the physical integrity of the media. That's a very high RPM

@elithebearded a whole CD cut in 15 seconds. Physically xD

@nina_kali_nina

52x is (I have read) where the RPMs hit 10k.

This very unscientific demo claims to show 30k:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0yNAbHKF8pY

@wyatt @nina_kali_nina I'll just say my experience with cdrkit in the past has been less than stellar.

(Maybe I was unlucky with hardware or some other factor, but the drives started producing readable media once I replaced cdrkit with cdrtools...)