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imran2909
hi

ive converted a couple of isos to cso format namely nfs carbon and pro evo soccer and both games in cso format skip a frame or look a little sluggish. does this occur with all cso compressed files or is it to do with how i compressed them?
allsorts111
Ive never had this problem... i think it depends on what level the compression is set at. For example, you should set it at level 9. Im sure you will have no problems.
adw888
QUOTE(imran2909 @ Nov 1 2006, 12:28 PM) *
hi

ive converted a couple of isos to cso format namely nfs carbon and pro evo soccer and both games in cso format skip a frame or look a little sluggish. does this occur with all cso compressed files or is it to do with how i compressed them?

It has occurred to me on some games in some cases, but only when I left the CPU speed at 222 MHz.
But if you change the CPU speed to 333 MHz, these problems should go away.
imran2909
thanx guys for your help i have been compressing at level 9 what i will do is i will try some other games and see how i get on with them. i have read that it is common on driving games that theres a little bit of lag so ill let u know how i get on but thanx
kkysnoopy
I've also converted most of the iso to cso and no problem at all. I'm using Umd generator and it works fine except GTA:LCS quite lagging.

If the UMD generator unable to recognise the iso file , I simply zip it to a folder and re-create them in the UMD generator again . Works fine too.
that2bad
On big games, if you compress, it will lag. GTA lags a lot if you compress it. Just leave it as ISO and you should be fine.
johnny gaijin
seems to screw up some games and leave others untouched. tekken is a big game but works perfectly when compressed...
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