Problems with iso(s) smaller than the actual file size

I hope someone can help me, I downloaded DBZ Budakai 2 the other day and notice that the file size was smaller than average. I used fstfix.exe on it and the size increase to the right one, but when I play the game it freezes at certain points e.g. when ever you should receive a new capsule. I burnt it several times on TDK 8x full size and get the same results, is there any way to solve this problem or is the iso bad. I hope there is a way cause I really like the game and I can find it anywhere else on the net.

Thanks in advance!

 

1.425.760kB it should be... if it's not you DO have a garbage removed ISO! But I also heard many complaints about fstfix.
Have had this prob with Mario Kart. Whatever i did with the original undersized ISO, could not play it with my VIPER. But when I stream the ISO it works. Strange not???
My suggestion is: download another rlz... =)

 

OK so your saying that some unsize files will work when I use fstfix on them, and even if the file can stream it doesnt mean that when I burn the image it will play. What about using gcfix is it the same as fstfix? I guess I will have to find another DBZB2 iso file.

Thanks!!

 

Never heard about gcfix...but now i did! =)
Gonna look for it and try a few things.
Yeah, i think the only option you have is to stream the ISO...tell me if it works k?

grtz

 

well I stream it but it doesnt work too well when I resize it that new image file doesnt work and the original file works until the game reaches a loading screen then it just freezes with a loud buzzing sound. Im trying to find another iso file on the web.

 

for some reason iso's under 1,4gb don't work.
fstfix did work for me (on tony hawks underground)

 

Im not too sure if this is the right place to say this but does any one know of a good torrent site to get GC iso?

 

go take a look at mIRC...more I can't tell.

 

look on google for gctracker

 

gctracker is slow, bittorrent IS SLOW!!! =)

 

Well I found an iso of DBZB2 thats even smaller than the first one I had. When I used fstfix on it, it worked like a charm, so I guess the first file was just a bad one. Thanks for the help folks!