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paul777
23-09-2002, 13:12
Hi this may seem a dumb question to most of you, but here goes I was trying to make a backup copy on the PS.2 game Tony Hawks Pro skater3. I put the original in my p.c. drive to copy. properties said it was 2.91 gb.. how is it posible to copy when most blank media is in the range of 700mb-900mb! can this be done or is there larger blank media I don't know about
Thanks Paul.

paul777
23-09-2002, 14:00
I Have found the answer to this question by looking at past posts. Obviously Tony Hawks3 is in DVD format.. ah well
Thanks Paul.

BG
23-09-2002, 15:32
YEP.... You will need a dvd burner to burn that game...... Get yourself a Pioneer A04.......:cool:

psx_paul
24-09-2002, 10:01
or you could rip it to CD-R...

but that would involve a lot more questions if you have not done it before, finding a rip kit that works, a lot of foul language, several coasters, a bit more foul language, and a game minus movies etc.

As BG has said, get yourself a Pioneer A04 (£195 at the moment) and you will be sorted.

TylerDurden
24-09-2002, 11:05
Ripkits are being made very easy to work with nowadays. Some do absolutely all the work for you. They are called one button ripkits. Others may require a few programs and a little thought.

Give a ripkit a try, you may be impressed with how easy they are nowadays.




Tyler!

psx_paul
24-09-2002, 14:16
....... or you may be dissapointed about the missing data you have ripped from the original game.

for example, I heard that to rip TH3 you remove the individual character movies.

Tyler - I'm not disagreeing with you its just if you have the option to buy a DVD-burner why continue ripping DVD games to CD-R???

paul777
24-09-2002, 14:42
Thanks for the feedback guys it looks if I will go for dvd Burner in the near future, but as a exercise.. I going to give the dvd rip thing a try. I have just downloaded a program called Divx Video Boundle5.0.2 .. on a 14 day free trial Iwill give it a go tomorrow.
if there are any better or easy run programs let me know
Paul

TylerDurden
24-09-2002, 16:00
Psx_paul, I was only making a suggestion. Some people still think a dvd burner is out of reach money wise. Even still some think that dvd-r prices coulds stand to go lower.

I also believe you make a good point though. The thing is most of these people are kids (ages around 16) and their parents just wont get them a dvd burner.




Tyler!