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Old 29-06-2006, 17:18
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btw. "Right media method" doesn't work anymore with Flatout 2 (SF 4.0.09.01); error message ("illegal copy") appears immediately. Looks like the announced ADIP check.
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tried the good image on a friends pc without Nforce™ chipset
and it workz out great !!!

sad for me with a Nforce system

Hope a fix will be released soon ?!? any ideas when ?


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Because of this method is media and hardware dependant ( as the old Safedisc and two sheep supported drives method) i think there is no fix yet for this problem. The only way is to force Nforce chipset company to release a new BIOS to block SF "intrussion". Until this, nForce systems will be "compromised" under SF.

As far as i know, someone said newer SF 4.0 included the so called ADIP check, to avoid this kind of copy. No problem at all, with a media hider, as in ATIP, or just executing under SCSI/RAID/USB, that overrides this kind of check.

We found at CdSTeam not only 3.7 SF versions are copied with this method. Also Panzers - Phase two is perfectly burnt under a Daxon media disc.

We will keep trying. In the other hand, see ur tries as a verification of our suspects. It is better to know "the truth" to walk in the darkness ^^

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Old 01-07-2006, 04:25
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As far as i know, someone said newer SF 4.0 included the so called ADIP check, to avoid this kind of copy. No problem at all, with a media hider, as in ATIP, or just executing under SCSI/RAID/USB, that overrides this kind of check.
Neither media hider (->Emulation detected !) nor my RAID-Controller can cheat the check
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Does ur drive support bit setting? U must change the book type when writing disc. Pioneer drives does not support that, but plextor and NEC, for example support it.

Anyway, what RAID controller do u have? SiS? ITE8212?

Brand tools usually works. Plextools for PLex drives for example do the job in Plextor, cause they used crypted access to drive, and SF cannot interfere with.

For other people, a tool must be coded.
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Old 01-07-2006, 05:38
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Controller: SiI 0649 RAID Controller
Burner: LG GSA 4163B
Media: PHILIPS 041, DAXON D42 (Flatout2 has same check as Rise & Fall & Co)

Burnt with Blindwrite 6 -> Emulation detected (Image)
Burnt with DVD Decrypter -> Illegal copy

A friend of mine tested with SiI 0680RAID: same results
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When i could get a 4.0 SF protected title here in Spain, or when some companions give me little info about, i will reply in conditions, sorry.

By now, i havent a clear reply. An ADIP hider tool must be coded.

TIP: Bet on soldier - Blood in Sahara is fully burnable with Infodisc media (Memorex DVD+RW)

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Plextools for PLex drives for example do the job in Plextor, cause they used crypted access to drive, and SF cannot interfere with.
Booktype is set while burning, how could SF affect that ?

Do you think it's possible to edit standard Firmwares of DVD-ROM drives to report DVD-ROM for DVD+R bypassing ADIP ?
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Booktype is set while burning, how could SF affect that ?

Do you think it's possible to edit standard Firmwares of DVD-ROM drives to report DVD-ROM for DVD+R bypassing ADIP ?
When u burn u can make the resulting DVD be considered as a DVD-ROM if u set such booktype. If DVD-ROM, ADIP & ATIP check will be OVERRIDED by unit itself automatically.

Remember only RECORDERS READS ATIP & ADIP. Standart drives does not need to read it, and therefore, CANT, so SF cant do anything in such drives about such check.

So at the end, i think ur question is replied, no need to modify firm in standart drives.
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