Make sure there's a check by each of them, full filenames, juliet, rock ridge, all of them.ĬD label is not important yet but you should name it something you'll spot right away. Make sure there's a check by add cdda tracks and go into ISO settings. There's a bunch of symbols in Bootdreams near the top, to the far left you have a snake, one over is Nero's burning roman shit, and the one more after that you'll see Alcohol 120's A symbol. If we could we'd go straight to CDI but we can't so first we'll make an MDS/MDFĭrag the folder you placed your DreamNeo and extracted ISO files into onto Bootdreams The first image we make isn't going to run on a Dreamcast but it is going to prepare everything into a structure we can convert to something a Dreamcast will play. Okay now that you have your ISO extracted into the same folder as your DreamNeo files and you have your MP3s in the cdda folder under Bootdreams you're ready to make an image. What I mean is if your ISO came with Track 1.mp3 and you want to replace Track 1 with say Killing in the Name you need to rename Killing to Track 1 and you should be good.

If you wanted to put custom music in, you could, just make sure it is named properly.

In Bootdreams folder you'll see a folder called cddaĬopy all your mp3s into cdda. Now before you can continue you need to download and unzip Bootdreams, your Game Image Creator. Do not make a separate folder, do not organize these beyond just dumping them all into the same folder. Open the ISO using 7zip or some such similar.Ĭopy all the contents of the ISO into the folder you made that has the DreamNeo files in it. Take all the files out of the DreamNeo folder and pop them into a folder to work in. Once you have what you're ready to package for Dreamcast you'll need DreamNeo. I followed the manual install instructions but being as this is the only hack on for NGCD so you probably won't be applying hacks, but if you were you'd do it now and by whatever means the hack explains. The link I gave for MS2 is a full NGCD TOSEC ISO dump, so, just pick a game there if you don't know where to get them.

So, obviously first thing you'll need is an ISO. This is not necessarily how you're meant to port NGCD to DC, it is how I port NGCD to DC though. One last bit of pussyfooting, I taught myself. You can hack the games prior to porting to get more compatibility but that's a bit outside the scope of what I'm going to teach you and probably a bit much for a total beginner. So, if you do what I tell you and you got bit crap, don't get discouraged, just pick a new game and have another go at it. I waste a lot of time porting games that just won't work between releases. It's pretty balls easy but not every game can be ported.

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