wisard
09-11-2000, 13:02
This piece of info is from http://www.cdrinfo.com
I won't & don't take any credit for this info.
How it works:
The first game, which includes the new SafeDisc v2.0 protection, is Red Alert 2. People have reported that you can easily copy the CD, BUT it will run the CD-ROMs only at the CD-RW drive, which the backup created!! If you try to install it at CD-ROMs you will get an error even original CDs refused to install at many CDROM drives.
How to recognize it:
The .icd file (the new SafeDisc loader) is gone; the loader is now integrated in the .exe files (in case of RA2 in the game.exe ANDE the setup.exe) and has nearly doubled in size. The game seems not to use SubChannel data.
Solution:
Not known or available now...
I won't & don't take any credit for this info.
How it works:
The first game, which includes the new SafeDisc v2.0 protection, is Red Alert 2. People have reported that you can easily copy the CD, BUT it will run the CD-ROMs only at the CD-RW drive, which the backup created!! If you try to install it at CD-ROMs you will get an error even original CDs refused to install at many CDROM drives.
How to recognize it:
The .icd file (the new SafeDisc loader) is gone; the loader is now integrated in the .exe files (in case of RA2 in the game.exe ANDE the setup.exe) and has nearly doubled in size. The game seems not to use SubChannel data.
Solution:
Not known or available now...