Safedisc?????
 

Ok I'm trying to make a backup my prog. I used Clonecd 3.1.1.0. I make a image just like GCW said to do. Then I burn the disc. Well It doesn't work. My burner is a HP Cdwriter 9110i. And it say it can read and burn RAW DAO. I'm lost here. I used Safedisc Analyser v3.4. The Safedisc version is ( v2.05.030 R5 (a1) ) Can someone please help me PLEASE!!! I just want to make a backup.

Well what settigns did you use. Has it worked before? What prog is it?

Packer,
Here's the settings for the way I tried to make the image file in CloneCd. And the settings to burn the cd.

For making image!
No tick on the Don't report read errors.
I set read speed to- 1x
Under Preferences-
I ticked the Read SubChannel Data from data tracks.
No tick on the Read SubChannel Data from audio tracks.
No tick on Abort on Read Error.
I ticked the Fast Errors Ship. Settings for this are-
Read Retries: 3.
Error Correction: None.
No tick on the Intelligent Bad Sector Scanner.

For burning the cd!
Write Speed is 4x.
Write Mode is RAW DAO.
No tick on the Simulate Writing (doesn't work with all Cd Writers).
No tick on the Perform Laser Power Calibration.
Under Preferences-
Tick on the Don't Repair SubChannel Data.
Tick on the Always close last Session.

The program is called Realflight R/C Simulator G2. It's radio control helicopter simulator. It cost me damn $225.00!! Here's the link to the site- I got a program called Clony XL, it's shows it has 5 skulls meaning very hard to copy! I'm still just trying to make a backup copy. This program cost to much not to have at lease 1 copy!!!

Try this settings:
for making an image - no tick on read subchannel data from data tracks; leave all the other settings as you have done.

for burning to a cd:
tick on amplify weak sectors
no tick on Don't repair subchannel data
all the other settings are ok.
make me know if this works.

Are you sure it is not SD2
?

Packer,
It is SafeDisc 2!! I used Safedisc Analyser v3.4 to detect it!

Robaerus,
Thanx! But I found out that my burner does not support
‘Correct EFM encoding of regular bit patterns! So it looks like I'm going to buy a new burner that does!

yip that is your problem you don 't have a SD2 compatible drive. It lacks EMF encoding.