Create ISOs of both CDs, and imagemount those in one command inside DOSBox (instead of mounting just a single CD). Take a look at the readme for details.

Doesn't it have Redbook Audio? Bin/Cue would be the way to go.

Ah, yes, imgmount the cue files.

Anywhere there is a step-by-step guide on how to do that? I can't seem to find one.

to have a cue/bin image of your CD

1. Get a program that can do that (I use PowerISO, it is not free but if I remember well it give 30 days of trial)

2. There is an icon that say copy disk, click on it and select bin. Power ISO will make a image of the CD that contain a bin and a cue file of it.

How to imgmount the image on dosbox

Here I will give you an example of what I do to run one of my favorite game, Quake. Both the Quake installed folder and the cd image are in a folder called ''test'', on C:

1. Mount c c:\test
It will say that the folder is mounted as C:

2. Imgmount d c:\Quake.cue -fs iso -t iso
It will say MSCDEX installed.
It will also say that the image is mounted as D:

Then , It should work. Since I don't know the game you want to play, im not sure if you need to swap CD during gameplay or only for installation. What I wrote will apply if you only need one CD during gameplay

Thanks!

Anyone know a reliable free program like PowerISO, so I can keep it around for future use?

The trial of MagicISO is limited by file size instead of time.

I don't understand why ImgBurn isn't the first thing mentioned in threads like these; it is ideal. And free.

The second-best alternative is ISO Buster, which has some obscure features disabled in the free version.

OK, so after a long period of not having the time to attempt this project, (work sucks), I am back at it. I downloaded ImgBurn and made the bin/cue images, now I just need someone to let me know what the easiest method to switch between the two disk images in the middle of the game is. Is there a command sequence I can put in the conf file, or will it require playing to the end of disk one, saving, closing and mounting disk two, and restarting?

Thanks for all your help.

Imgmount both images to the same letter (imgmount d img1 img2 (specifics in the readme) and switch with ctrl+f4 if I'm not mistsken.

OK I tried everything above, and I still get stuck at Please Insert Disc One.

Here is what I have done. My file structure is like this:

C:\OLDGAMES\T7G

...is the path to the folder where everything for the game is. Inside are all the files copied during installation, as well as these four files:

T7G_disk1.bin
T7G_disk1.cue
T7G_disk2.bin
T7G_disk2.cue

I use a desktop shortcut with a custom conf file to boot the game. Here is the autoexecutable commands from that file:

MOUNT C C:\OLDGAMES\T7G\

IMGMOUNT D [C:\OLDGAMES\T7G\T7G_Disk1.bin C:\OLDGAMES\T7G\T7G_Disk1.cue C:\OLDGAMES\T7G\T7G_Disk2.bin C:\OLDGAMES\T7G\T7G_Disk2.cue] -t cdrom -fs iso

C:
D:

T7G.BAT

The game starts up like this, and then I get the insert disk one screen. CTRL-F4 does not let me get past this screen. Anyone know what I am doing incorrectly?

Thanks.

You don't need the square brackets. (I can barely recall any DOS command that actually required the use of square brackets, which is why they are usually used as placeholders in examples.) You also don't need to specify both the .bin and the .cue file; that would be redundant.

IMGMOUNT D C:\OLDGAMES\T7G\T7G_Disk1.cue C:\OLDGAMES\T7G\T7G_Disk2.cue -t cdrom -fs iso

OK, I copied the IMGMOUNT command Jorpho supplied in place of my original one, and after figuring out why it still wouldn't work, I realized I should not be switching from C to D before initializing the T7G.BAT file. With those two fixes - now everything works!

Thanks to everyone who helped.

Unfortunately I am late to the party, but I was going to mention that the ScummVM interpreter plays 7th guest perfectly well and just requires the data files copied off the discs. I then ripped the audio files to flac and put them in the same directory and you then have full audio.

Specifically, ScummVM requires the following files:

*.gjd
*.grv
*.rl
fat.*
sphinx.fnt

http://wiki.scummvm.org/index.php/Datafiles#7th_Guest.2C_The

No bin/cue, mounting, or otherwise images required.