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ISOs are faithful software recreations of game discs. However, with disc sizes ranging from 700 MB (CD), 1.4 GB (GC Mini-DVD), 4.7 GB (single-layered DVD), and 25 GB (Blu-Ray), they can get pretty taxing for storage, especially when newer generations of consoles games are getting bigger in file sizes.It wouldn't be so bad if not for the fact that the game data itself is often times only a fraction of the actual disc size - for instance, the Super Mario 25th Anniversary Wii disc itself is a 4.7GB, when really the actual game data is only a single SNES ROM (12 MB of useful data, to be precise) and nothing else. Naturally, one would want to trim this extra 'fat' as much as possible, which is what this page aims to help to achieve. Most of the information here is based partially on this.How does one lighten ISO / ROM dumps?There are many ways, some methods alter the data forever while others can be converted back and forth with generally no lost.
Some conversion are only playable on specific emulators and may not work on real hardware depending on the console and the method used. It's important to take all this into consideration before attempting as most of these are console-specific.Archive-quality dumps are ones that when converted back to its original state, will have the same checksum as the official uncompressed release. Compressions that can't be reversed, or those that can be but will have missing or altered content whether it interferes with functionality (rebuilt table of content) or not, are not archive-quality. For example, the WBFS format, used for shrinking Wii discs, is not archive-quality since it may be missing padding content and upgrade partitions (which have their uses in 3DS/Wii modding) compared to an intact, uncompressed dump. Contents.Applicable to All Platforms Audio-CD Sega-CD, PC-Engine, PlayStation, Sega Saturn.
What do these all have in common? They all use a regular CD format! Game developers often stored music and other sounds using the Audio-CD format, but it was terribly inefficient when it comes to disc storage as it also had to store the actual game along with the sound files. To put it in perspective, a 700 MB CD containing nothing but Audio-CD data can hold at most around 80 minutes worth of sound data, meaning games that used a lot sounds where limited in size.Since then developers no longer use Audio-CD format and instead prefer custom audio formats that come included in the 'game data' part of the disc. By the time the PS1 generation came, the Audio-CD part was just used for messages like 'Don't put this in a CD player!' And little else (exceptions exist, of course!). Full Dump:BIN/ISO + CUEBIN/ISO is the full disc data, including Audio-CD sound data and game dataCUE is the datasheet file.
Light Dump:ISO + MP3/WAV + CUEISO is the disc data with only the game dataMP3/WAV is the sound data from the Audio-CD, but these formats take much less disk spaceCUE is the datasheet file. Archive-quality dump? No (unless audio is converted to and from uncompressed formats, which is unlikely). Gain: Several hundreds of MBs to just a few dozens, depending on how much this specific game relies on the Audio-CD sound format. Tools Used: Load the BIN+CUE using a virtual drive, then use a CD dumping tool. Can be reverted?
Yes, just burn the ISO+MP3/WAV+CUE again using a CD burner tool (ImgBurner) either to a physical disk or as an ISO+BIN file. Lossy audio formats will result in data loss. Playable on Hardware? No, but can be reverted to be.
Playable on Emulators? Yes (use virtual drive if needed). Some aren't compatible with MP3, if that's the case, convert them to WAV with MP32WAV.
You may need Sega Cue Maker.Examples:. Princess Crown (SAT): 574 MB 72 MB (Game Data) + 50 MB (Audio-CD data in MP3 format).
Captain Tsubasa (SCD): 512 MB 146 MB (Game Data) + 3 MB (audio as MP3) (as 7zip) 34 MB (Game Data) + 3 MB (audio)M3U (playlist) files may be used too for this distribution scheme.Sometimes dumps that come this way may not work on some emulators. This is often due to either an incorrect CUE files using the wrong filenames or using MP3 instead of WAV.Padding Devs often have their games much, much bigger than they need to be by putting in accessible garbage data in the disc.
Garbage data isn't useful game data and is just used to bloat the disc size. It's either a sequence of 00/FF (you know what's inside a file if you open it with a hex editor), random data, unused/cut content left during development, and in rare cases, data that is completely unrelated to the game itself. An example of this is Shrek SuperSlam on the PS2 which has a working copy of Tony Hawk's Underground 2 for the PSP hidden in the root of the disc.The purpose of doing this can be to fill in spots on the disc so that specific parts of the game's data are in certain areas of the disc. This is done to increase the drive's reading speed so that it's quick enough in certain spots for the game to work properly. It's in the your best interest not to mess with this data arrangement (referred to as LBA and TOC in the case of GC/Wii/PS2/PSP) as it might break the game in some cases.Another reason for having garbage data can be to screw with pirates, who download/upload these games online, by making the ISO bigger and harder to store. Some go a step further and scramble the garbage data, instead of just being a sequence of 00/FF, to make the ISO much harder to compress using regular archive formats like zip, 7zip, rar, etc. You might be overjoyed to learn this has become the industry standard nowadays.Many compression schemes remove or simplify padding patterns to allow for easier compression.CHD Compression.
Archive-quality dump? Yes. Gain: Immediate. Tools Used: chdman (included with MAME). Can be reverted? Yes, using extractcd (included with MAME).
Playable on Hardware? No.
Playable on Emulators? Only MAME and DEmul. Some libretro cores for other emulators are starting to add support. Can process multi track bin files? Yes.MAME uses the CHD format for disc images in general and includes tools to convert back and forth.
It uses 7zip's LZMA compression on the game data and lossless FLAC compression for the audio data to optimize compression even further than using BIN+CUE+MP3/WAV data separation alone.InstructionsPlace chdman.exe and extractcd in the same directory as the dumps you want to compress (dumps must be in BIN+CUE format). Open Command Prompt and navigate to the directory where you placed chdman.exe and input one of the following:.
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BIN/CUE to CHD: for%i in (.cue) do chdman createcd -i '%i' -o '%ni.chd' (Windows). CHD to BIN/CUE: for%i in (.chd) do chdman extractcd -i '%i' -o '%ni.cue' (Windows)Alternatively, if you only need to do one file you can use this: chdman createcd -i '.cue' -o '.chd'If you have one of the European PSX games that features LibCrypt copy protection, then you will have a.sbi file in addition to the.bin/cue file. You will still need to have the.sbi file in the same directory as the game file (in this case, the newly created CHD file) in order to run.PlayStation 1 ECM. Archive-quality dump? No (removes error correction data permanently). Gain: Not Immediate (ISO size doesn't change). ECM only zeroes out redundant error correction data, but in some rare cases this data may be used for anti-piracy, hence corrupting the dump!
However it does achieves drastic size reductions when compressed to an archive format (7zip/gzip/zip). Tools Used: PakkISO or ECM Tools. Drag-and-drop the ISO onto the specified tool, then compress it with 7zip. Can be reverted? Yes, using the same tools (unECM), however there is data loss (error correction data) which can damage a select few games. Check the hash with Redump to make sure nothing was altered. Playable on Hardware?
No. Playable on Emulators? Only on recent SVN builds of PCSX-R and ePSXe (they also support 7zip/gzip/zip archives so use them with ECM).PBP (PSP Format for PS1 Images). Archive-quality dump? No.
Gain: Immediate (ISO size decreases a lot). Tools Used:, Popstation MD GUI, (optimized for PS3).
Can be reverted? For homemade EBOOTs it can be done by using the same tool to generate the BIN+CUE files. For commercial releases from PSN you will have to use. There's data loss, but it's negligible in terms of functionality. Playable on Hardware? On PSP, not on PS1. Playable on Emulators?
RetroArch, PCSX-R, and ePSXe. PlayStation 3's ps1netemu can also use it after packaging it into a PS1 Classic and installing said package.PBP is the official format used by Sony for the PS1 Classics on PSP and PS3.
Audio tracks may be compressed in ATRAC3 or as raw PCM (unsupported on PS3's ps1netemu, supported on PSP only by the earliest versions of POPS or the newest ones with the )PlayStation 2 Manual Scrubbing + GZIP Compression Often times you can just open the ISO in UltraISO and find the dummy files. Sometimes they are obvious looking files, like DUMMY.BIN, DATA0.BIN (or.DAT), DUMMY.DAT, etc., or are folders with names like 'PADDING' and such. You can look into the files (with a hex editor) to see if they're obviously padding data (usually the offsets will be full of 00/FF, though sometimes it's not as obvious). However, you must never mess with LBA and TOC when removing padding. Archive-quality dump? No (missing data). Gain: Not Immediate (ISO dump size the same), however when used with compression the gain is really noticeable.
Tools Used: UltraISO, USBUtil, ExPERT/Xpert. Can be reverted? Garbage data here is zeroed out, it's not important and you still have the same disk data structure.
Playable on Hardware? Yes (after GZIP-decompression) (some games may break). Playable on Emulators? Yes - PCSX2 (some games may break)You may forego the manual scrubbing part entirely. If you feel adventurous you might want to do it to enhance compression though. Let's get to the meaty part though.The PCSX2 emulator supports opening compressed archives containing ISOs.
The best format it supports would be GZIP.Use 7zip ('Add to archive.' Then choose to gzip) or Pigz (multi-threaded, much faster compression) to generate gzip archives containing the ISO file in question. PCSX2 will build an index of each gzip compressed game it loads (as a file in the same directory as the gzip archive), so after the first time where you'll have to wait for the decompression, in all subsequent times there is no speed difference between playing an uncompressed and compressed game. Of course, you can extract the ISO back from the GZIP archive.CSO (aka CISO). Archive-quality dump? No (missing data).
Gain: Immediate (ISO dump size the same). Coupled with manual scrubbing, it can be bigger. Not as much of a gain as GZIP though.
Tools Used: maxcso. Can be reverted? Yes, using the same tool. No data loss.
Playable on Hardware? NO. Playable on Emulators? Yes - PCSX2.PlayStation Portable CSO (aka CISO).
Archive-quality dump? Maybe: while the actual compression is inherently lossless, depending on the conversion software and/or its configuration, so-called ripping (deletion or zero-resizing of the system update, videos, or other files) may be performed on the fly. Gain: Immediate (ISO dump size lowers). Substantial, depending on game. Higher compression levels generally produce decreasing space gains while potentially increasing load times. Some tools allow for leaving audio/video content uncompressed.
Tools Used: CISO, CISO GUI, maxcso, UMDGen, PSP ISO Compressor, CISO Multi Compressor, CISO XP.CISO GUI (CISO is command line-based): Drag-and-drop ISO file on program, Select compression level (1 to 9 (Max)), 'Compress', and choose directory for saving the new CSO file.UMDGen is a PSP ISO editor. You can save to either the CSO format with this. Can be reverted? Yes, using the same tools and saving in ISO (uncompressed) format. No data loss. Playable on Hardware?
Yes - most CFWs (Possibly longer load times though). Playable on Emulators? Yes - PPSSPP.DAX, JSO, ZSO Three different compressed-ISO formats.
Significantly lower popularity/support than CSO.PBP. Archive-quality dump????. Gain: Immediate (ISO dump size lowers). Tools Used: ISOPBP Converter, or SignFake NP Expert. Can be reverted? Yes. Playable on Hardware?
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Yes - CFWs (and, if signed, OFWs too). Playable on Emulators?
Yes - PPSSPP.Official format for digitally distributed PSP/minis (partially related to the one used for PS1 games), containing a compressed disc image and optionally a custom boot logo.Dreamcast CHD Archive Format. Archive-quality dump? CHD v4: No (missing data due to lossy compression, no gameplay issues). CHD v5: Possibly Archive-quality. Gain: Immediate (ROM dump size lowers).
Tools Used: GDI to CHD converter. Can be reverted?
Yes with CHD v5. Playable on Hardware? No. Playable on Emulators? Yes - DEmul, Reicast and RedreamGameCube / Wii People used to resort to WiiScrubber (Wii) and GCM Utility (GC) to scrub/trim games to end up with dumps that while they had no immediate size change, their randomized garbage data (like 'dummy', 'padding' or 'znull') was still there but zeroed out making archived dumps using zip/7zip/rar formats have stunning gains (from 1.4GB uncompressed to 26MB zipped for Animal Crossing for example!). Of course, the file still needed to be uncompressed to its full size everytime you wanted to play it.Trimming and scrubbing (in Wiiscrubber terms) aren't the same! While they both are terms for 'zeroing garbage data' to make it more compression-friendly, trimming does not just that like scrubbing but takes the extra step of relocating the garbage data to the end of the file, hence altering its TOC and requiring the disc to be fakesigned, for a not-so-big compression gain.
Hence why scrubbing is by far the most authentic and safe way to solve the garbage data problem.However compressed formats incorporating the 'padding zeroing' part were made since then, and Dolphin supports them! These are the WBFS and GCZ formats.GCZ (Dolphin native archive format) - GC/Wii Dolphin can't play games directly from compressed archives (7zip/zip/gzip/rar.). Instead, it utilizes its own compression method.
Archive-quality dump? Yes for GC games, Not directly for Wii games (Can be restored with NKit).
Gain: Immediate (ISO dump size lowers). Considerable, depending on the game. Tools Used: Dolphin (right-click the game(s) in the games list and select 'Compress ISO.' (or 'Compressed selected ISOs.' If more than one is selected)), or.
Can be reverted? You can right-click on the GCZ-compressed (in blue) ISOs in Dolphin and choose 'Uncompress selected ISOs'. Garbage data for Wii titles will be zeroed out and thus different from the official dump but will have no effect on gameplay in most cases - if desired can be unscrubbed. Playable on Hardware? No. Playable on Emulators?
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