I followed all the directions for building a Global Image using RecordNow Max....But when the reading was finished with Tekken 4, i had 3 gi files?

1) Tekken.gi is 1.44kb
2) Tekken(11).gi is 2.00gb
3) Tekken(12).gi is 525mb

So which one should i be burning to the DVD-R? Or did i do something wrong? Someone please help! :confused:

Anyone know???

use..
1) Tekken.gi is 1.44kb

this is like a cue file for prassi.

You want to choose the option to burn from a Global Image. Then you'd select Tekken.gi . In Prassi, people with the newer PxEngine will end up with 3 files when making an image. I guess it's the same way with RecordNow.

Burn the 1.44kb? Isn't that the smallest file of the 3? Im not tryin to question you, but i thought a Global Image was like an ISO file? Aren't they supposed to be one large file?

So yea, now im stuck with 3 files and don't know which one to burn? Maybe i should try a DVD-RW first?
By the way i have a Pioneer DVR-104. And I didn't even need the PX Engine because RecordNow MAX picked up my drive as soon as i started it.

I really need some help here. Im stuck with these 3 files on my desktop and im not sure which one to burn? I never heard of burning the .cue file?

from what greven grevs and lex2charm said, id gather that you'd select to global image and select the tekken.gi (since its like a cue file, i might direct it to the image)

that's just from what ive read, probably try a DVD-RW, but the ps2 might not DVD-RW (not quite sure about this)
i use toast (mac), but i don't have a DVD/R

Believe me, i would try burning the ".cue" file, if i could spare a DVD-R. But i already have spent enough money this week. I only have 2 Apple DVD-R's left for now and i gotta make sure i do this right. I know that people gotta learn from experience, but c'mon have a heart. LoLz

Okay it's like i said above...All 3 files are Global Images(gi)
They are on my desktop exactly how i listed above also. I put my mouse over each file and those are the sizes of each file. For some reason i just feel "funny" about trying to burn a 1.44kb file...>?

Okay, Greven Grevs was right. I burned the smallest .gi file which was 1.44kb and RecordNow MAX did the rest. Everything turned out great!

Thanks alot for everyones responses and help. d=)

glad i could help