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Sounds like PS2 doesn't have the ability to load DVDR discs.

No, the game is programmed to accept XMA only, most likely because of DRM requirements for the Microsoft Licensing process, or that the 360 can just handle them native in the hardware. I doubt there's ...

Well in this case the comments above the numbers mean that it's
Major Minor ServicePack
Which kind of confused me at first before I read the comment because my windows build is 5.1.2600.

Well the last time I played it was on Vista ultimate and it played like crap(this was like last November). It plays much better than that.

Ever seen this error?

"This game requires a newer version of Windows, or a newer service pack. Please refer to the game's Minimum System Requirements."
It's caused by a runtime check in ...

Well this was meant for Face In the Game feature for THUG/2 PS2, The criteria for those files were 128x128. The structure should be the same.

You'll have to modify it for whatever you need I'm sure ...

I used alchemy for converting to them
"./alchemy $filename -a -o -Q -X128 -Y128 -8 -c256 --."
Was the command I used, although you should change the X and Y for width/height.

Alchemy is ...

Those tools are for THUG/2 era texture files for Neversoft's SDK, but I doubt they've changed much if at all.

AspectResize only resizes a targa file.
TGA_to_PS2 Creates a valid .img.ps2 file from a targa.
I ended up using alchemy though for re-imaging to a TGA.

There are minor differences from PC and PS2 ...

DLC content isn't moddable yet as it's signed.
Any changes to the file voids the checksum and the system ignores it.

Great job guys. When I collaborated with my team to make a PAK tool for the Tony Hawk series we we stomped on the offset calculation problem for a lot longer than this.

Seriously, GG.

Please guys, contact me via aim if you require assistance building the software, it's so much quicker for me.

AIM:Sekhrist

I'm a little too preoccupied to scrounge around the forums looking for ...

Neversoft loves 32bit CRC values, so if you have checksums they're probably CRC32.

Also, if there's any kind of compression you find, I suggest you try LZSS algorithms on the data.

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