Copy every StarForce 3 Game, no cracks are required

[alban]

I have read many such posts but i havent understood if tihs method works also for CDs or only for DVDs?

[karlmueller]

It works for CD and DVD versions of StarForce 3!!!

[acal3000]

I don't know if this really works I have an USB external cdrw-drive and when I insert the xpand rally cd always say me that I should insert on another drive even with the original like the emulation could be becauase I have it connected a a usb 2.0 drive on USB 1.1 port? or not?

[billos]

Waooh,

I jsut check that Silent Hunter 3 was protected by the
same Starforce version than Splinter Cell Chaos Theory
(v3.4.71.19)

So if your tip wotks for Silent Hunter 3, it should work
for Splinter Cell Chaos Theory too

I'll try...

[acal3000]

[QUOTE=billos]Waooh,

I jsut check that Silent Hunter 3 was protected by the
same Starforce version than Splinter Cell Chaos Theory
(v3.4.71.19)

QUOTE]

Splinter Cell is protected by starforce too?the past was safedisk protected if I'm not wrong

man this starforce is plague is growing up a lot

Its start to worry me

[Optimummind]

Tomorrow evening, I'm borrowing an external enclosure that will allow my IDE DVD-rewriter to connect to my PC via USB2.0.

I'll update you guys tomorrow night to see if thread starter's method is reproducible on my computer. FYI, I was able to create a complete DPM file using my NEC ND-3520A at High Precision and 1x (it took 2 hours and 12 minutes!!)

[Optimummind]

Originally Posted by Optimummind

Tomorrow evening, I'm borrowing an external enclosure that will allow my IDE DVD-rewriter to connect to my PC via USB2.0.

I'll update you guys tomorrow night to see if thread starter's method is reproducible on my computer. FYI, I was able to create a complete DPM file using my NEC ND-3520A at High Precision and 1x (it took 2 hours and 12 minutes!!)

After buying an external 5.25" USB2.0 enclosure and putting my DVD-RW inside it, the game still wouldn't run. In fact, as the game disc was being checked, I got a BSOD. After a hard boot, I noticed these words on my DVD-RW icon in My Computer--"Emulation Needed."

I think it means that my burned DVD is not good enough even with the RMPS emulation turned on via A120%. I did burn with DPM at High Precision and a speed of 1x with the latest Alcohol 120%. I don't know why this is not working. And yes, I tried both disabling the 2nd channel, CD-ROMs, and node using Starforce Nightware as well as physically unplugging the CD-RW I had on the second channel.

This sucks....