clonecd read

#1 12-09-2002, 18:26

is it possible to make a cd which clonecd will not copy? Or is it possible to write data to a cd and clonecd will not read it all?

gh0sth@cker · #2 13-09-2002, 08:19

Don't think it's possible with any "home-made" protections. See if Starforce or Tages (mite actually be copyable) will help you out

themis_t · #3 14-09-2002, 14:32

even the public copy protection are "broken" by clone cd....

podunkviller · #4 15-09-2002, 00:11

try altering some parameters in the .ccd file before you burn the copy back. it might mess some things

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#5 16-09-2002, 04:24

podunkviller: what do u suggest i change?, (i've tried abit of changes, and clonecd reads the 'edited' burn each time)

Mount B · #6 16-09-2002, 18:15

I'm using clonecd v4.0.1.10. with a HP8100i. Everything seems to go along just fine until I reach the 36% completed mark, my reading drops to 0k / sec at this point and never moves. What do I need to change? Please help.

#7 16-09-2002, 19:41

you'll need to explain more (and this is not realy the right topic for this topic
podunkviller: what do u suggest i change?, (i've tried abit of changes, and clonecd reads the 'edited' burn each time)

themis_t · #8 17-09-2002, 06:57

waiut....can you please explain all you said a bit more...i got stuck....

#9 17-09-2002, 17:08

i told you before man.. sarcasm don't work well on forums
(i just want to get back to the topic)

themis_t · #10 18-09-2002, 13:14

then do it....

podunkviller · #11 19-09-2002, 01:36

its been posted about before. start changing things in the .ccd file, i dont have any .ccds here right now, so i dont know what you could change to make it weird. i think the idea is to mess the TOC......i've never really been interested in protecting my cds, so i havent played with it. try searching though. i think huzzy @ cdfreaks experiments with protecting cd's a lot as well, search there too.

themis_t · #12 19-09-2002, 13:26

post your thred there and you may have more help than here....