DVD Game
 

Any help please, how do i backup my own orignal dvd game of family fortunes and who wants to be a millionaire, i'm trying dvdshrink and dvd builder, but there ends up with no interaction in it, if you get my meaning.

Moved, Wrong forum, Have a look at the "Protection ID info thread".

i noticed there is no way to crack who wants to be a millionare 2nd edition..dunno about the first 1.

i found if i used a mini image it would crash and the nocds on gcw never worked...so dunno about the first 1.

It isnt a PC Game though its actually a dvd game, to be more precise.

bad realm, try http://www.videohelp.com or http://www.afterdawn.com

I dont know anything about this game but are you saying it not a game which is played on a PC but a game which you would play on a normal (standalone) DVD player?

Its a new series of games, that play on a home DVD player.

yes interactive games

Try this, but it may take a bit of time


Get DVD Decryptor and dump the DVD to a folder on your HD using it.


Then use CloneDVD 2 to compress it for you to fit on DVD-r.

thanx but already tried that and it still hasn't any interaction. I have just tried 1click dvd copy pro, and so far it has worked, so I will try other dvd interactive games.:D

I think the dvd transcoders (DVD Shrink, CloneDVD, ...) aren't working with interactive dvd-games.
I would say the easiest way to backup these dvds are to read the original dvd with dvd decrypter to hd and then burn it on a dual layer dvd.

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agreed, but doesn't work with millionaire, so 1click dvd copy pro does succesfully, just trying family fortunes with dvd decrypter and clone dvd. Maybe none of them do interactive games even though there are in vob and ifo's. never mind eh! keep trying.:)

What exactly is the TOC or "size" of these games??

The family fortunes is 7.33gb, i'm trying to put it on a 4.7gb, thats why im having problems. If I was to stick it on a dual layer then it would make it easier, but i havent got any.:)

I suppose that there are embedded videofiles somewhere on the disc and you'll probably have to unpack those somehow and reencode them in lower quality. That would be the solution as you can't remove any game content without breaking the game experience in one way or another.