Re Out Break 2 Backup Problem

[chntrry]

hi, i buy this game a couple days ago. The game works well on my Ps2, I didn't see any problem when I play through the game. But when I insert it into my DVD drive on my PC for backup, it seemed that my Pioneer DVD drive didn't recognise it. Right-click on the drive to see it capacity, it only report that the disc a RAW disc.
I run DVD-Decrypter, then it report an error: "I/O Error!....blah...blah...blah...Unable to Recover TOC!". Alcohol even didn't know the disc is insert. Blindwrite 6 recognised the disc but it said this is a DVD+R and it's imcomplete. Finally I use Nero CD-DVD Speed tool to scan it, it repot this is a DVD+R disc, the capacity is unknown.
I'm pretty sure that my DVD drive support DVD+R. I've tried on other DVD drives like Aopen, ASUS, Sony & still can not solve this problem. What's the problem is it? Anyone Help!

[Warlock]

Is this a backup you purchased or a original??

[lufcfan]

* Stands by with noose *

[chntrry]

I'm not sure, but I think it's original because I bought it with box and the disc looks just like original. But all i want to know is what's the problem with it & how could I solve this. I've backed-up a few games before with no problem but with this I give up ! Please help! Have anyone got the same problem?

[snake2]

sometimes my pioneer (slave drive) will not reconize dvd movies but when i put it in my lite-on (master drive) it works fine

try another drive or make sure your drive is set to master

[chntrry]

My drive is set to master but it's still got the same problem. Also I've tried another drives of my friend like you said but still can't help. God! I think maybe I'll end up like this (. Is it really no-one that got the same problem like mine?
I think I must try another way to back it up. My PS2 is Slim Version. Is there any softwares that can make an ISO file directly from PS2 to PC through a network adapter?

[lufcfan]

Sounds to me like the discs dodgy if it is indeed an original copy.

I'd take it back to the place of purchase. Regardless of how it works in your PS2, it should still read in a standard PC DVD-ROM.