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You have to go to Config > CDROM > Mooby2 cd disk image driver 2.8, click OK, then go to File > Run CDROM > then select the R1 ISO.
Works for me, anyway.

Ah I got it to work now, I was using 1.60 but now I switched to 1.70.

Thanks.

By the way, if I was to download a PS2 Emulator, would I be able to use it to play PS2 discs on my computer?

Yes it would. But games run very slowsly

So does R1 on ePSXe, for me.

I've tried PS2 emulation before and I just think emulating it is too early even though the console's almost a decade old. I'll give it another couple years.

I'm playing the R1 Jag beta right now!

Joshua822 wrote:Yes it would. But games run very slowsly

How slowly exactly? It's just that it would be easy to take screenshots of say Revolution for example if you played it on an emulator.

Why not download it right now and find out?

Very slowly. In most games i tried i had 1.5 fps and in Revolution it had 0.127 once

Homebrew works tough ^^

spiraldoor wrote:Why not download it right now and find out?

Because I don't want to download it if it isn't going to be any good.

Joshua822 wrote:Very slowly. In most games i tried i had 1.5 fps and in Revolution it had 0.127 once

*general ignorance* That means what exactly? Do you mean the game actually goes slower eg like slow motion or something? Or slow to load, or what exactly?

Joshua822 wrote: Homebrew works tough ^^

Again...explain? I don't have much knowledge on such matters...

Homebrew games are games that people have made at home for a console.

Well, i mean that it is waaaaay slower then slow motion. For example, if you jump it takes 15 seconds to reach the ground again O_0 Well, if you hav a real fast processor this may be better. But on both my Pentium 3 and AMD Dual Core computer big games like Rayman Revolution don't run well. Homebrew does, however, run very good.

Well...it'll be easier to react to things.

Trust me, the slowness drives one insane 0_o

I have a problem: I downloaded an ISO of R2 DC, and I finally worked out that I had to convert the ISO from BIN to CDI format for it to work.

Well, it works.

But the problem is, the game keeps telling me to insert a VMU with at least five blocks of free space, or I can't save. I've formatted both VMUs, repeatedly, but for some reason it won't recognize that there are two blank VMUs there. How can I get this to work?

Okay, I know what the problem must is: Rayman 2 is one of the games that are incompatible with 4x VMUs.

Does anybody know where I can download a non-4x VMU?

Alright...it turns out I didn't have 4x VMUs after all. I have no idea what to do now. Though I have found other people on the internet who have the same problem, with Rayman 2 as well as other games.

Alright...help?

Don't know, really. Do you use DC or emu? If emu, ask creators of it. Or try another one, let's say, Makaron.

I'm using nullDC. I asked about it an a nullDC forum somewhere, but I didn't get any helpful answers.

This is where I asked (my name is RayFan here; I didn't create that thread, someone with the same problem as me did).

Good news people. I've successfully ripped the European version of Rayman Junior for use in ePSXe. I can't seem to get the music working, but I managed to make the intro appear.

I have no time to upload it tonight, so I'll do it as soon as I can after I get home from work tomorrow. My work is always a bit longer on Mondays.

Edit: It's here. Not in ISO format because I can't figure out how to convert it so such, but you'll find an IMG, CUE, SUB and CCD file which work just fine in ePSXe. Have fun.
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=TI7DYZNX