balder's gate

Chimera · #1 07-04-2002, 13:49

I have been trying to copy My version of balder's gate so I can take it on the road with me and leave the Org at home where it won't get wrecked , but I'm having problems with it ,
any tips that can help me would be nice .

chimera

gh0sth@cker · #2 07-04-2002, 14:37

Download Clone CD 4 The settings are very self explanitory in this new version.

If you are unable to copy the game with it, then you should try downloading a crack from one of the crack sites located in a sticky topic at the top of this foum.

Chimera · #3 07-04-2002, 14:56

ok I will try that ,
I have tried easy Cd Creator as well as CDRWIN making ISO's and Bin files but I keep getting errors while creating the files
almost at 99% done ,

gh0sth@cker · #4 07-04-2002, 15:14

Get RID of Easy CD Cremator. You can keep CDRWIN as it has its uses, your primary program for copying 1:1 should be Clone CD or Blindread/Blindwrite, but I prefer CCD.

Chimera · #5 07-04-2002, 15:32

Yeah I don't normally use Easy CD for making CD's I just use it to put Audio books (tapes) to MP3 files.
I like that program since I don't have to sit there listen to 10 hours to do a book (I'm working On 9 books now) it has a auto stop so that works for me .and it doesn't waste my time .

tatemted · #6 21-09-2004, 21:16

I have downloaded some audio books which I would like to listen to in my car, however, the files are too big to fit on an 700 mb CD R. Does anyone have any suggestions as to how I could fit these large files onto a CD R.

crazygamelover · #7 21-09-2004, 21:50

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Originally Posted by tatemted

I have downloaded some audio books which I would like to listen to in my car, however, the files are too big to fit on an 700 mb CD R. Does anyone have any suggestions as to how I could fit these large files onto a CD R.

You could rerecord them and use 2 cd-r's.

tatemted · #8 22-09-2004, 14:24

The downloaded audio files, are too large to fit on a 700 mb disc. How do I reocrd one large file on two or more discs??

crazygamelover · #9 22-09-2004, 17:38

Well the way I do it, is play the audio from the hdd through my Creative MP3 software and use the sound recorder to re-record it, making sure each track does not exceed the allowed amount of space so it will fit on a cd. Then repeat this step and pick it up where you left off to make the second track. etc...