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Old 24-03-2001, 16:43
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breath of fire iv & cdrwin! arghh!!

can anyone help me. i am having probelms copying the us breath of fire iv using cdrwin i got some error in like the last 10 percent that says cannot read sectors or something like that what can i do?
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Old 25-03-2001, 05:34
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try slowing down your read speed
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Old 25-03-2001, 05:58
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When you get errors reading ANY PSX cd it means the source disc is too badly damaged to bother copying.
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Old 25-03-2001, 06:05
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thats not strictly true tho' is it mr moderator.reducing your read speed will sometimes overcome it or if you have more than one cdrom drive swapping drives can work as well.
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Old 25-03-2001, 06:13
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looks like I have to repeat myself -
'When you get errors reading ANY PSX cd it means the source disc is too badly damaged to bother copying.'
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Old 25-03-2001, 06:16
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better agree to disagree then!
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Old 25-03-2001, 13:46
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use CDRWIN and change the error recovery setting to 'replace'. This will replace all the scratched sectors of the disc with zero's. Depending on how scratched the cd is will determine whether it'll work or not, but it is probably worth a try.

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