That's what I figured. But BII isn't seeing my mounted image as anything valid, because it's asking me to initialize or eject the disc. And I still don't know how to make an ISO for BII to load directly.

I figured BII wouldn't care what the image format is, because I'm mounting it in Daemon Tools, not mounting it directly in BII. Other games were at least readable this way, if not playable. But how can I make an ISO? It's a mixed mode disc, and Imgburn wants to make a bin/cue.

The Virtual CD-ROM utility did the trick for one of the games. I'm still having a problem with one game. Imgburn backs it up to a bin/cue, but when I mount it in Daemon Tools (to the drive mounted in BII), BII prompts me to initialize or eject the disk. When I choose eject, Daemon Tools dismounts it...

Hmmm... this is strange. Success maybe achieved with one of the games, some mystery remains. In BII, I copied the contents of a CD-ROM to a new volume, about 35MB. This would not, as far as I know, copy over any of the music tracks. The game still ran too fast in BII. Then I loaded up MinivMac inste...

Partial success! I got one of the games backed up with a trial of Anyburn (Imgburn failed in the manner described above). I mounted it with Daemon Tools, and launched BII. It worked, sort of, but runs much too fast. But I do hear music while playing, so apparently bin/cue can work! Also curiously, i...

These are mixed-mode CDs. Windows can't read any files from them, but Windows Media Player can play music off them. Are any emulators capable of reading mixed-mode CDs? Even if I have to use Daemon Tools? Either way, I still want to know how to back them up. Imgburn is failing for some of these. On ...

I just bought some vintage Mac games on CD-ROM. Windows can't read anything on them, but Windows Media Player can play their audio tracks just fine. First, what should I use to make an ISO (or whatever the appropriate equivalent is) of these games? I tried using CloneCD trial, but either it didn't b...