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Yes, definitely stick with CDRWin, it is very easy to use. If you want the settings, then go to Consolesource.com, they have directions on using CDRWin with the proper settings.
The best thing to do is to create a Playstation folder in one of your drives. Preferably one that is not used much, if you have more than one.
Example, I have 3 drives I use my E: for playstation games only, because they will take alot of memory, so delete them after backup.
In CDRWIN, say I have copied RESIDENT EVIL
When I extract the tracks, I save as
E:\Playstation\Residentevil.bin
Use the settings provided by consolesource.com and you will be fine. Any more questions, email me.
Dave
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