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yes blindwrite is better than alcohol to make a backup - look to my signature and u'll see what i mean - i've rented this games and make a backup copy (ONLY TEST THE GAMES - I DESTROYED ALL BACKUPS BEFORE I'VE THE GAMES GIVE AWAY) with blindwrite - blindwrite is able to make a 1:1 copy of securom games and safedisc games - for starforce games u can read out dpm perfectly - and there r methods to edit the dpm file after u've made the image (there are some tools - searching about google - like bwa edit or quickmount and so on...) incorrect messures can be corrected. that's not possible with alcohol images.
home: http://www.vso-software.fr/products/...blindwrite.php (german only) and u can use blindwrite on win x64 - alcohol not ![]() blindwrite works extremly fine with plextor drives - i used a plextor dvd burner so i use blindwrite toohttp://fileforum.betanews.com/review/971418981/1/view http://fileforum.betanews.com/detail...0/1030467306/1
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oh oh :P
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If you have the right Drive you'll get perfect Copies with Alcohol 120%.
Forget The Plextor, just get A Normat Toshiba or Teac DVD ROM, they do the work perfect. No need for Overpriced crap.
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Blindwrite will utilise many drives.
Its ability to read the topography of a disc is precise and second to none. |
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Can you create IMAGES / BACKUPS with a good DPM with the following DVD-Burner???
"LG GSA-4163B (Firmware: A100)" I am asking because I have this DVD-Burner.
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can anybody send or give link to me the correct dpm for pop:t2t....(for play sf games with multiple virtual drives) i think its only mds file and its not illegal...
NOTE: if u can find u can also send correct dpm for scct to me... thanks NOTE: i have both these games dvd version.. Last edited by SamFisher; 17-12-2005 at 15:05. |
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@XdaywalkerX, DABhand: Any of you care to write a small guide about Blindwrite to be included in the forum FAQ?
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