how to copy PS2 games

vance43211 · #1 06-01-2003, 18:34

Hi. I'm a newbie i got a dvd-rom and a sony dru-120a dvd+rw recorder with clonecd version 4.0.1.10 with the region free patch, easy cd creator 5.3 basic, and instant cd/dvd 6.5 how do i burn a PS2 game. I' m having no luck. any help is appreciated.

Thanks

bighap · #2 06-01-2003, 18:41

Use CloneCD for cd based games(blue backs) and either PrimoDvd or RecordNow Max for dvd based games.

lufcfan · #3 07-01-2003, 00:31

Hi Vance,
could you take a moment of your time to have a look at this please? Thanks a lot...

http://fileforums.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=43637

ottoman · #4 07-01-2003, 04:17

You can use InstantCD/DVD to copy ps2 games. Go to InstantCopy, Select dvd as source and HD as destination, select PSX Profile and copy then Select HD as source and dvr as destination with no profile selected and burn away. Works just as good as Primo or RNM.

LOL............................

vance43211 · #5 07-01-2003, 15:22

I follow the instructions for instant cd but the playstation didn't recognize the game . Could you explain it again in simpler terms? i think i did it right but i don't know. thanks

ottoman · #6 07-01-2003, 16:00

what version ps2 do you have?

It could be that you copied the game fine but yr ps2 won't read dvd+r. Have you tried it with any other DVD+R or dvd-r. What mod r u using?

vance43211 · #7 07-01-2003, 16:13

i recorded it on a hp dvd +rw . i do have some memorex dvd+r but i usually don't use them until i know i recording something right .how do i find what version of playstation do i have. iknow the model no. is SCPH-39001 / 97004 and it say UC2 on the box and also P-27203132-2 and also S01-2051702-3. it also says dvd-video and dvd-rom on it and it plays my burnt dvd movies. i just bought the game this weekend.is that any help thanks.
what do you mean what mod? do you mean a mod chip or model of playstation

cactus · #8 07-01-2003, 19:10

Where can I find Instant DVD/CD? I did a search at futureshop.ca (Canada) and I couldn't find anything. Its the first time I've heard of it and have been looking to buy a DVD burner in the next little bit.

Cheers!

ic99fly · #9 07-01-2003, 19:42

Vance, is your ps2 even modded? Also, PS2 lasers are very picky at the media you use. DVD-R will most definitly work every time. Even Princos are more compatible than the +r family.

BG · #10 07-01-2003, 19:42

Quote:

Originally posted by vance43211

what do you mean what mod? do you mean a mod chip or model of playstation

You have a V7 PS2, so it should read the +R/+RW format..... NOW.....What type of mod chip do you have installed in your PS2?

vance43211 · #11 08-01-2003, 01:41

first i got instant cd dvd from the vob website vobinc.com. it's probaly the best recording program out there. it can shrink a 9 gig dvd unto a 4 gig disk [after you rip the dvd to your hard drive with smartripper 2.41 or dvd decryptor]and it works with all cd and dvd recorders.

second what is a mod chip? I've just bought this playstation 2 and just figured i could burn ps2 games like i could movies.

ottoman · #12 08-01-2003, 15:03

No, that ain't how it works m8ee. DVD video backups don't need a mod chip. dvd rom backups do. If yr putting a dvd copy in and it ain't boooting thats why. You need to get a mod chip installed. I recomend Messiah 2 but any 'No Swap' mod chip is a good investment. Once you've done this you will have no probs getting a version 7 PS2 to read dvd+r or dvd+rw games.

Also InstantCD/DVD ain't that good. I would recomend PrimoDVD2 or Stomp Record Now Max to copy ps2 dvd games.

Wine_Oh! · #13 26-03-2003, 14:29

Forgive my ignorance, buy why do you need a "mod chip" to play a DVD copy of a PS2 DVD game?

Granted there must be some sort of copywrite protection on the original PS2 disk, so you couldn't go disk to disk.

But, if you read the PS2 DVD to an image file (ISO or something like that) on your hard drive, then burn it to the DVD writer wouldn't it just boot up and run like any other PS2 game disk?

Thanks in advance for the help.

lufcfan · #14 26-03-2003, 14:50

No. DVD's are unprotected, CD's are protected by PSX/Libcrypt. DVD's are backed up using Prassi / Record Now MAX and CD's with CloneCD. This ensures no problems here. The only reason why you need a chip is to bypass this protection which Sony build into the bios of the console - it hasn't got anything to do with the discs, so unless you have a chip, you will not be able to force the data through the Bios, which means no booting, which means no game.

P.S.: Your ignorance is forgiven, lol!

Hope this helps, LUFCfan...

BG · #15 26-03-2003, 17:00

Quote:

Originally posted by vance43211
second what is a mod chip? I've just bought this playstation 2 and just figured i could burn ps2 games like i could movies.

NOW!!! We know the reason your games are not booting.....

Get a mod chip and have it installed..... (Preferrably the Messiah 2).....

Then your backups will boot......

There is a area of the disc (pre-groove) that has the $ony protection "pressed" into the disc... The isn't a burner in the world that can duplicate this info.... Thus the need for a mod chip. The mod chip sends a "false signal" to the PS2 and tells it that you have inserted a "original" disc, thus allowing it to boot.....