Mmmmmmmmm......
I'm new to all this backing up lark, but I've managed to back up most of my pc games (safedisc and securom etc).
I need to know if I can and how I can back up Metal Gear Solid 2. It's dvd-rom and when I try read with blindwrite it says it's too big ( 7.48 GB ?!?!?!)
I'm dumping the image now with alcohol 120% but if that works will I have to extract the .bwa and then use twinpeak, and if so how the hell will it fit on a disc? Can I burn onto DVD? (still not enough room?)
I once again find myself as lost as I was when I made my first ten 'coasters'
Help me please
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Thanks but that doesn't show me what protection it has either.
I looked on the disc and it has SONY DADC written on the inner ring, is this loosely related to securom?
I'm pretty sure it is DVD 9 now, and have since tried creating image with DVD Decryptor, but I get a read error at 49% and it won't proceed any further.
Anyone help?
Am I on the right track?
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Cheers to you Nephilim, stopped me spending another 2 days trying to back the bloody thing up!!
Still like to know if I could run it from the virtual drive in Alcohol if I managed to burn the image correctly?
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The Forum Rules You Agreed To!http://forums.afterdawn.com/thread_view.cfm/2487 "And there we saw the giants, and we were in our own sight as grasshoppers, and so we were in their sight" - Numbers 13:33
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