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The usual tips are: Use the slowest burning speed, and use good media. I always burn at 1x speed. Alot of my backups are small (Nippon Ichi games, for example) and they usually work pretty well. It goes without saying but make sure you are not trying to burn a cd image to a dvdr.
I really don't see how the size of an ISO would affect reading it (unless of course it is the wrong type, such as CD or DVD9). You could always make the ISO bigger by injecting a dummy file but I don't really think that will help at all.
That's just the way discs are burnt. The outer ring of data is where the data physically ends - this distance is no different on a retail disc except you can't see the ring on a retail disc because the data is factory pressed and not burnt.Theoretically the PS2 or any lens may have more difficulty reading a burned disc because the makeup of the discs surface is completely different to a pressed disc.
That itself doesn't present any real complications however because it is a burnt disc, there may have been inaccuracies in copying/burning the data i.e. Trying to copy from/to scratched disc, using a rubbish drive etc.The data layer of a blank disc is made up of an optical dye which also presents a problem in that the data on dyes can start to fade over time, particulary with cheaper dyes or when exposed to sunlight.Anywho to the point, if your PS2 isn't reading backups properly either A) your PS2 laser is dying, B) Problems with your modchip.
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C) Your DVD burner is starting to wear out or it's just rubbish or D) you are using rubbish discs or they are all scratched up. Usually it's A).Edit - tjas - I can't remember the specifics but basically the Gamecube expects the garbage data to be there - it actually reads the discs from the outside inwards, but DVD burners burn from the inside outwards, so essentially you are adding garbage data to the beginning of the image to push the data to the outside edge.Gaisuto - Using swap magic does tend to scratch up discs - I guess it's because of all the swapping? Still it shouldn't really affect playback unless they are really scratched. How old is your PS2?
Okay, I opened the PS2 up and tweaked with the lens after using a guide.I swabbed it with a Q-Tip and hit a little white spinny cog thingy to adjust it a little bit. Aoe rise of rome 1.0a download. After I put it back together I noticed one thing: The burnt disc it would absolutly refuse to read before started working, but at the same time when loading anything, even an actual disc, you'll hear an occasional 'HRRM' sound come from the PS2 in a quick burst, and on a burnt disc the loading is just generally louder.Can that occasional 'HRRM' sound be causing damage to the PS2/discs inside or is there nothing to worry about?