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17th January 2008, 17:48 #1ELITE
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Not all games work properly as CSO file. Killzone for example works fine in game, but the cutscenes are jerking a lot. I compared it to Oz' one, and it was working fine for him with the same fw, but he had the ISO.
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That happens because the CSO is compressed so for cutscenes it can't always retrieve the data quickly enough to keep up.
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I know, I know
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You can adjust the compression used when you make the CSO which can help.
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