the temporary folder. Keep in mind that the track order is VERY important, Track 01 (Data track) should ALWAYS be on top of the list then the Audio Track 02, 03... tracks should follow (if there are any). When ready click OK. Click Write CD... and set the write speed to 1x. When ready click Write Disc... to start the copy process. NOTE: The Macintosh Backup Instructions have not been verified yet as we don't have a Macintosh laying around, so if this works for you let me know! SOURCE: Backing Up Your PSX Games On Your Macintosh MakeCD MakeCD Backup Instructions: Start MakeCD (3.2 or higher). Select the menu item Tools - Copy CD... In the MakeCD: CD-Copy window change the following settings (all other settings should be left default): Options Base dir Enter/Select a CD-Image Directory Temporary Images Use image file Audio file format CDDA (= only data, no header) Delete file Immediately or Never Write Mode Disc-at-Once Data Format Format of the Writer Scan for indices Checked Read ISRCs Checked When ready click Copy CD... to read the CD info. NOTE: If you are backing up a multiple track PSX CD and you are not sure whether the format of your writer is "raw block contents" or "cooked user data" make sure that the Data Format is set to Raw Block Contents.When the CD-Writer does not support this mode by default, it will take a fair amount of CPU power as MakeCD has to emulate this mode internally. Now the CD information is gathered. This may take some time to complete! In the MakeCD: write window change Write mode (DAO) to Test mode off and change Fix to CD-R. When ready click Start to create the imagefile & burn the CD. NOTE: It is also possible to set the Write mode (DAO) to Test mode on, when the Test burn is finished change it to Test mode off and press Start to brun the CD-R for real. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------(How To Install and Work Modchips )For Original Mo...
