Abstract shootem up game, NOIZ2SA for Dreamcast console.
If you want to toast your own NOIZ2SA with audio tracks, you will have to build a special selfboot CD-R. For example, using cd-record tool under GNU/Linux, first you have to convert your songs to .WAV RIFF (41KHz 16bit stereo) format and toast it as the following way:
#~: dd if=/dev/zero bs=2352 count=300 of=audio.raw
#~: cdrecord -scanbus
...
(0,0,0) Your CD-RW unit
...
#~: cdrecord dev=0,0,0 -multi -audio audio.raw
#~: cdrecord dev=0,0,0 -msinfo
...
0,11702
#~: mkisofs -l -r -C 0,11702 -G IP.BIN -o noiz2sa.iso noiz2sa/
#~: cdrecord dev=0,0,0 -pad -multi -xa noiz2sa.iso -audio 1.wav -audio 2.wav -audio 3.wav -audio 4.wav -audio 5.wav -audio 6.wav -audio 7.wav -audio 8.wav
If you want to toast your own NOIZ2SA with audio tracks, you will have to build a special selfboot CD-R. For example, using cd-record tool under GNU/Linux, first you have to convert your songs to .WAV RIFF (41KHz 16bit stereo) format and toast it as the following way:
#~: dd if=/dev/zero bs=2352 count=300 of=audio.raw
#~: cdrecord -scanbus
...
(0,0,0) Your CD-RW unit
...
#~: cdrecord dev=0,0,0 -multi -audio audio.raw
#~: cdrecord dev=0,0,0 -msinfo
...
0,11702
#~: mkisofs -l -r -C 0,11702 -G IP.BIN -o noiz2sa.iso noiz2sa/
#~: cdrecord dev=0,0,0 -pad -multi -xa noiz2sa.iso -audio 1.wav -audio 2.wav -audio 3.wav -audio 4.wav -audio 5.wav -audio 6.wav -audio 7.wav -audio 8.wav
