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Spiderman 2 help please !
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iEvermore
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17. October 2004 @ 00:15 |
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Any one able to backup Spiderman 2? Everytime I try it doesn't work. It's protected with Libcrypt. I have tryed Alcohol 120 w/anydvd, dvd decrypter. It still won't work.
Please help??
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devilhunt
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17. October 2004 @ 01:28 |
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what is the problem you are getting? are you getting an error of some kind? either Alcohol 120 or DVD Decrypter should be able to create a backup of this game
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iEvermore
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17. October 2004 @ 01:31 |
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It copies the game but the games become choppy and the sound doesn't work. I thought maybe it was the media, but the DVD+R's I'm using worked for other games like GATVC and Burnout 3. Just not spiderman?? Whatsoftware can take off the libcrypt, it's gotta be that I think.
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mad89
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17. October 2004 @ 02:15 |
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iEvermore, i had EXACTLY the same problem when backing up Spiderman 2 (PS2)... when i tried it the first time, i burnt it at 4x speed and it kept on freezing up during swinging etc...
my question 2 u is what speed did u burn it at?
i found out that the reason why its freezes and was jumpy was because it is a high speed game, and the graphics move very fast, you need to burn it slowly to allow the laser to keep up... or something like that
ok, so this is how i got it to work...
1. use DVD Decrypter iso read mode to read it...
2. use DVD Decrypter iso write mode to burn it... but...
YOU HAVE TO BURN IT AT 1x SPEED...
yes the burn may take a while but it should work, (it did for me...)
i also suggest you use a dvd-r media, rather than a dvd+r, as mine works on -r, no problems :)
try that, and if it doesnt work then post another message and ill get back to you...
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iEvermore
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17. October 2004 @ 02:22 |
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Ur the bom man. I'll try it now.
Thanks much! :)
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iEvermore
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17. October 2004 @ 02:39 |
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Do you run AnyDVD while doing it?
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iEvermore
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17. October 2004 @ 03:09 |
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It won't let me write any slower than 4x? Do you know what?
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iEvermore
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17. October 2004 @ 03:14 |
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matt1215
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17. October 2004 @ 03:17 |
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when i tried to copy it it told me to record the mds file and it will change to it for me
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mad89
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18. October 2004 @ 01:41 |
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iEvermore
i used a "Grade A" PRINCO disc...
i dont understand... DVD Decrypter should allow burning at 1x speed...
im not sure about that, but im 100% sure you MUST do it at 1x speed, do it somehow...
and yes, you do use the mds, its pretty much the same...
try that and see how you go...
P.S. what version of DVD Decrypter are you using and what model is your dvd burner?
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iEvermore
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18. October 2004 @ 05:30 |
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i'm using the latest version of DVD Decrypter, and I have A Ricoh MP5240A DVD Burner that won't do DVD-R for some reason... :(
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devilhunt
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18. October 2004 @ 05:40 |
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that's a dvd+r/rw only writer and the min write speed for dvd+r discs is 2.4x
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mad89
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19. October 2004 @ 00:44 |
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well i guess your stuck with a dvd+r only dvd writer...
there isnt much more that i can suggest to you, but if you must have spiderman 2 in your collection you have to do one of either three things...
1. fork out the cash and buy the game
2. find a mate with a dvd-r burner and burn it on theirs
3. buy an updated burner which supports +/- burning...
to me option 3 is out of the question, so look to achieve option 2, if not then u may have to consider option 1...
sorry i couldnt help solve your problem, but anymore queries you have just send a post, and ill be glad to help... :)
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iEvermore
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19. October 2004 @ 09:21 |
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Thanks man, I think I'll do option 3. it will help in the future.
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mad89
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19. October 2004 @ 22:51 |
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yer i think that option 3 was ur best bet, like u said it will help in future...
in case your next question is: what brand dvd burner should i get?
i would suggest a Pioneer DVR-107D
which is an 8x speed +/- burner, but doesnt burn dual layer...
i have one of these and find it the BEST for burning PS2 games
although they mite not be available anymore due to the DVR-108 dual layer replacing them, try 2 get a DVR-107, if not get the dual layer DVR-108...
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iEvermore
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20. October 2004 @ 05:10 |
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This one? it says it a dual layer burner up to 16x?
Pioneer DVR-108 Dual Layer DVD+/-RW Drive (IDE) OEM, Black - DVD+R (16X), DVD+RW (4X), DVD-R (16X), DVD-RW (4X), DL DVD+R (4X),CDR (32X), CDRW (24X).
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leeborn
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20. October 2004 @ 05:20 |
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Herez a little bit more info
Pioneer DVR 108 16X Dual Layer:
Write/record speed
DVD-R 16x-speed (Zone CLV), 12x-speed (Zone CLV), 8x-speed (Zone CLV), 6x-speed, 4x-speed, 2x-speed, 1x-speed
DVD-RW 4x-speed, 2x-speed, 1x-speed
DVD 16x-speed (Zone CLV), 12x-speed (Zone CLV), 8x-speed (Zone CLV), 6x-speed, 4x-speed, 2.4x-speed
DVD 4x-speed, 2.4x-speed
DVD DL 4x-speed, 2.4x-speed
CD-R 32x-speed (Zone CLV), 24x-speed (Zone CLV), 16x-speed , 10x-speed, 4x-speed
CD-RW 24x-speed (Zone CLV) *9, 20x-speed (Zone CLV) *9, 16x-speed*9, 10x-speed*10, 4x-speed
Read/playback speed
DVD-ROM/DVD-Video(Single Layer)
Quiet mode: Max.5x-speed
Performance mode: Max.16x-speed
DVD-ROM/DVD-Video(Dual Layer)
Quiet mode: Max.5x-speed
Performance mode: Max.12x-speed
DVD-R Max.12x-speed
DVD-RW Max.8x-speed
DVD Max.12x-speed
DVD Max.8x-speed
DVD DL Max.8x-speed
DVD-RAM 2x-speed (Zone CLV)
CD-ROM/Audio CD(Data extraction)
Quiet mode: Max.9.3x-speed
Performance mode: Max.40x-speed
Video CD Max.9.3x-speed
CD-R Max.40x-speed
CD-RW Max.32x-speed
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mad89
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21. October 2004 @ 01:31 |
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yes leeborn is right
the Pioneer DVR-108 does:
SINGLE LAYER +/- r at 16x speed
SINGLE LAYER +/- rw at 4x speed
DUAL LAYER +r 4x speed
its fine for what you want it for anyways!
good luck with your choice...
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Crimson1
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24. November 2004 @ 12:35 |
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I had no problems backing this one up, so it can be done.
SPCH-390001 - DMS3
DVD Decryptor 3.5.1.0
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leeborn
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26. November 2004 @ 04:29 |
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yes ovcourse it can be done but it all depends on what hardware u got.
Pioneer is good for backups.
sum burners are rubbish and give shit backups.
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