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31-01-2003, 16:22
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burning question...
when backing up certain games that are of a smaller size, I notice a ring on the bottom of the riteks..(a part shiner on the outer part of the dvd-r and a part dimmer on the inner part(i suppose its the burnt part?) )
would there be any advantage, if possible, of burning the data on the outer parts to increase load speed? 
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02-02-2003, 19:35
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anyone?
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02-02-2003, 19:49
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Yes the inner dark stuff is what was written. If there were an anvantage in doing this, I am sure burners would be made to do so, which they aren't.
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02-02-2003, 20:05
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I know that for the Dreamcast this is true. Games like Marvel vs. Capcom 2 are pretty small so I would create a dummy file and burn the game on the outside of the disc and I did notice a difference in loading. I’m not sure about the PS2 though. In theory it should load a bit faster since the disc spins faster on the outside, but the PS2 is a much more powerful machine than Dreamcast and you might not notice a difference especially on DVD discs. You can give it a try, there are a lot of tools for creating dummy files over at megagames.com, they are all in the Dreamcast section though.
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03-02-2003, 09:09
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DUH!!??
I can't believe some people get bogged down with crap like this. WOT CAN BE??
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