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BurnOut OpenSource Protection Analyser
Hi everyone!
Since nearly 2 years I am developing a copy protection analyser called BurnOut which is OpenSource. Some of the information how to recognize a protection i got from cdmediaworld and i want to express my gratitude to the well collected information on this site. I would be pleased to see my programm in the CDMediaWorld utilities section, too and i want to obtain some opinions on BurnOut You can download it at: BurnOut at SourceForge Yours GF7 |
Do I assume it correctly that it needs the M$ .NET framework (what version?) installed? I saw no reference to that in the documentation but it wouldn't work at all, crashes with an idiotic "[BurnOut.exe - Application Error] The application failed to initialize properly (0xc0000135). Click on OK to terminate the application. [OK]" error message.
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You need at least .Net Framework 1.1 installed. Same as Copy-Discovery 2000.
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that sucks, having to install a +20mb 'framework' to run an application,
sorry, but i'll stick with protectionid.. and it only scans cd/dvd's ? scanned a disk i know has securom... your tool reported 'dummy files' as the protection... |
If it needs an extra system component then you should mention it at some obvious place. (I'm definitely not gonna install M$ .NET, though, until I can avoit it...!)
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cant send u the exe, as its a dvd, with files that aren't executable, pid finds its securom no problems but cant report an accurate version, compared to pid your program has a hell of a long way to go, and using the .net platform i think is a bad idea... perhaps u might need to rethink things...
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Against cdkiller's pid BurnOut is like a "noob" prog. ;) And it wasn't written to rival with it.
But can you give me some constructive criticism (before i'm falling into depression :D ) |
i did, the scan for cd/dvd needs updated to scan for folder/file too, you'll also most likely have to impliment sector scan stuff too, why not msg cdk and see about helping in the development for pid instead of making a 'rival' program... course, you'll have to be able to code in something not .net orientated
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Obviously he has to be good at ASM since it's written in "pure Win32ASM", whatever that means (M,T,F -ASM ?)
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its a 4.8 gig file, so no...
it finds it via sector scan, same as ur tool should do... |
Uhm, mind you, writing a software without an acceptable amount of life-like test material is bold...
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especially as it has been 'in development for 2 years'
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address has changed to http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/burnout
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yeah
Hello everyone !
Many thanx for your tool,GF7! :D :) I think it's very interestinG cos' we have a tool with full source to detect protection. so we can make what we wantS with it, instead of be limited with plugins coding, even the script is powerfull. Secondly, it's coding in .NET,Good point! Although, .NET framework is today painfull,it's integrated to Vista (And we are gamers,so you will have to use Vista if you want to play next-gen games!). And for having coded in C++ for long, I have been reluctant and suspicious to M$ .NET . But I must say that C# and VB.net ARE a great step forward in coding. More productive, easier than C++, powerful! It will be good if you add more protection detecting than cd-dvd protection,as you added armadillo support! (upx,themida...) ;) |
yeh just steal protection id ;p
maybe it'll detect the rest in another 2 years.... |
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you didnt know, oh i guess you didnt know of peid etc either?
and many 'new' protections, gr8 oh and ;p is for sarcasm.. and who knows maybe you'll move to .net 3 and it'll require a 300mb framework install :) |
BurnOut 1.0 released
I'm very proud to release a new BurnOut version.
Here comes the first stable release: BurnOut 1.0. Download BurnOut 1.0 here: http://sourceforge.net/projects/burnout/ changelog: Code:
:. GF7: New protection detections: |
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