[Solved] Sega saturn CD+G CHANNEL & Music doesn't work

[boltio3]

@akafox How can I see that in a .bin, I don't have any program to open that format... I think.

I have this bios, how can I see the CRC and the check sum of them?

[akafox]

@boltio3 Honestly in windows I have no idea sorry..there may be a program out there that will do it..try a search for one.

put "find CRC and checksum of file in windows" into your search engine

[boltio3]

@akafox I can put them to Ubuntu 16.04, I've the PC right here with the retropie.

Edit: Ok, so crc32 and the name of the file (I found one with the right CRC) but it is "cksum" the right command to see the check sum? because i found one .bin with the right CRC but a diferent check sum.

Edit2: Ok I find it, the command it is md5sum and the name of the file and I found a BIOS with the correct CRC32 and md5sum, but the emulator still doesn't work.

[akafox]

@boltio3 use the command cksum filename in a terminal (command prompt) to find the CRC (example cksum "Sega Saturn BIOS (EUR).bin" YES add the quotes here!)

@boltio3 use the command md5sum filename in a terminal (command prompt) to find the md5sum (example md5sum "Sega Saturn BIOS (EUR).bin" YES add the quotes here!)

they should match the numbers on the wiki..MAKE A COPY OF THE ORIGINAL FIRST! and then just rename that file to the correct name.

[akafox]

@boltio3 well not sure what the problem is then. Mednafen is VERY picky sadly. You could try the stand alone emulator (mednafen) see if it runs better...but honestly Like I said Sega Saturn is hard to emulate properly..always has been. That might just be the problem...and thus nothing you can do to fit it until the emulator is improved.

[boltio3]

@akafox cksum to find the CRC? Are you sure? that command give me a large answer than crc32 (which gived me the same CRC32 that the docs says)

[boltio3]

@akafox Well, anyway, I'll wait for the improvement of the lr-yabause.

Thanks everybody, at least i can play some games, so it was worth it.

PD: I'm new to this forum, so I don't know if I have to close the post or something. (Any advice?)

[akafox]

no just leave it that alows others to read it if they have trouble later

[mitu]

@boltio3 You can edit the title and add a Solved or Fixed prefix to it.

[boltio3]

@mitu Ok, thanks