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Pacific Fighters backup
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vecculi
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10. November 2004 @ 07:55 |
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Hi!
I tried to make a backup this to cd but it wont start as a original? What is wrong?
I have a LITE-ON COMBO LTC-48161H and tried to burn it by using Blindwrite 5.2.6.139. Do I have to do something to make backup work. Speed was 8 when burning, I tried Alcohol 120 but I got error messages...
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vecculi
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10. November 2004 @ 08:04 |
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it has a protection of SafeDisc 3.20.022
is that too dificult to my writer to copy or?
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pollushon
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10. November 2004 @ 13:38 |
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Its normal to get read errors using Alcohol, they run to about the 10,000 mark, this is part of the copy protection. Congratulations your burner Can 100% correctly encode EFM. You should be able to make a working backup. Use a CD-RW. I would recommend Alcohol to do it. Select Safedisc 2x/3x datatype, make your image. When you burn, untick 'Bypass EFM error' as your burner is capable of reproducing it correctly. Post back with your results.
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vecculi
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11. November 2004 @ 11:37 |
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Now i try to do it by using Alcolol 120 but when I untick "bypass EFM error" then I cant select the Safedisc 2/3 ?? And also writing speed is max and cant put it down to 4x or 8x. am I missing something?
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pollushon
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11. November 2004 @ 11:49 |
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Perfectly normal, on the burn screen, select Safedisc 2x/3x first, then untick 'bypass EFM Error' the datatype will now say 'customize'.(but it will still be S/D2x/3x) Its up to you though, you dont have to untick it, but if you do and it the copy works, you'll know its 1:1 (about 98.9%) of the original. The write speed should also be on that screen as a dropdown menu under your burner type. If that is not accessable, dont worry too much, it could be firmware related. I burnt Doom 3 (Safedisc 3.20.022) at max, it got up to 24x during the process and the copy works fine.
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vecculi
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11. November 2004 @ 11:51 |
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Can I just make a copy from that or do I have to make a image first to my hard and after that burn it from there to cd? I´m trying to burn it to cd-r disks, so you recommend that i should have cd-rw intead of cd-r?
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vecculi
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11. November 2004 @ 11:53 |
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Anyway thanks a lot to you I try now that burn and reply if its ok or not...
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pollushon
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11. November 2004 @ 13:35 |
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You should be able to burn your existing image, as 'bypass EFM' is a burning option not an image making option.
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vecculi
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11. November 2004 @ 14:26 |
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Hi again!
I managed to make a image on my hard drive and that works (jiihaaaa!!!) when I mounted it to Alcohol 120 as a virtual drive. So now I do not need the original fo playing, I tested that and it works. Next that i tried was to burn that image to cd, I did that, and burn that image (cue) to cd, but it is not as a "cue" -file there and I cant use that as a original. Anyway the cd starts but it wont go further, only the opening picture is there and nothing happens and CD rom drive is working.. but nothing happens... Is there something I can do for that?
Anyway I m satisfied now that I do not need my original, only for backup now.
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vecculi
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11. November 2004 @ 14:44 |
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Hi
You said that use "cd-rw" is that a cd disk type? Is that reason why my burned cds do not work as original, only image from my hard drive?
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pollushon
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11. November 2004 @ 15:38 |
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Sorry should have mentioned the Virtual drive option, 99% of Safedisc protected games work fine from your HDD via Virtual Drives, its putting that image back on disc thats the hard bit. A CD-RW is a ReWriteable CD, so you can experiment, without ending up with a heap of coasters. So now if you still want a physical backup, you can try again, only with bypass EFM error ticked. But this time when you run the game, make sure to have your emulation options in Alcohol Ticked.
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I did that, and burn that image (cue) to cd,
Cue file? Alcohol will create an MDF/MDS file image from your original Disc. This is Alcohols native format. Remake the image as an MDF/MDS image then burn that to disc.
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