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<t>Honestly, I may resort to using that date to organize my PS2 game collection. Originally I'd wanted to do release date, but that information is inconsistent across the web, and some of the dates are just downright silly, like Q-Ball Billiards Master being released in February 2000. Not only is ...

<r>Okay, 2 and 3 were answered perfectly, thanks. I still kind of don't understand the answer to question 1, since I don't really know what you mean by build date. My best assumption is that it's when the disc was "completed" so to speak, but in most cases the system EXE file is not the file with ...

<r>A few of them.<br/>
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1. What is the significance of the EXE file date? Why take note of the date for that specific file? I don't see what relevance it has to anything.<br/>
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2. Why use the Local Time Stamp option in IsoBuster? I've read IsoBuster's explanation of these two options ...

...and I assume there's no way to get around that =/

Well, that certainly looks to be the case, anyway. Thanks a lot for all the input, you sure helped out.

Are you sure that the problem is with hidden files? You've tried FFX on your setup and it shows more than 13 files? If so, I need to find out how to get my system to show hidden files, or try Winhex.

Hidden files and system files are enabled, and still nothing. This is a very odd case indeed. Can anyone copy the files from the Final Fantasy X disc / image successfully?

<t>Ah, okay, I'll have to hop onto my girlfriend's Windows 7 computer and try this out. Thanks. And what's the difference between the file systems? In IsoBuster's explorer, all the same files appear in both file systems. Is there some difference in extracting them from the UDF file system vs. the ...

<t>When ripping Final Fantasy X to my drive, I encountered an odd discrepancy in the size of the files vs. the size of the disc. The size of the disc should be just around 4.2GB, and if I simply create an image of the disc from Track 01 then I'll get that. But if I right-click on FINAL_FANTASY_X ...