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Old 30-08-2004, 02:28
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Originally Posted by calabreseboy
i have backed up a dual layered disc of mine, the game is champions of norrath, it works fine when i play the original disc it doesnt stuff up or jam or anything...but when i play the copied version it starts up fine and plays fine until i reach about halfway through the game and then on loading a new level it jams...i checked that it actually burnt all the info from the original to the blank media and it did...im using a sony dru 700A DL burner use verbatim DL media my ps2 version is 30002 (think means version 2) and i dont know what mod chip i have...is anyone able to help me out and tell me what is the problem
Is this the first DL disc that you've burn using the Writer? I believe that the first record is always not the best, as the drive need to auto calibrate itself after a few successful burn in order to get it 100% right. Anyway it could be a protection or not, I cannot say, as I'm facing the same problem myself (first burn too...too expensive to keep buying DL Disc)
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