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YS45
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 Posted: Sun Jan 05, 2003 12:03 am Post subject: What program to use to make perfect copy of PCE cd games ? |
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| Im new to the iso burning and cue sheet stuff and i wanted to know what program is best to burn the cue sheet to have maximum compatibility with magic engine. |
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Jabberwok
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This is the official Magic Engine forum so only Magic Engine related questions please ( although the 'occasional' off topic question is tolerated but hey, why not start your journey here the good way? ). But, you might want to visit www.rigg.info *hint* *hint* for more details on 'backups'...
To really answer your question about Magic Engine's compatibility with 'backups' : any properly burned cd will do, just get it from a reliable source. Again, the RIGG group can answer all this better than us ( well no but they are out there for this purpose so... ).
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torgo
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| Posted: Sat Jan 11, 2003 6:49 pm Post subject: |
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| The "RIGG" group doesn't seem to be accepting any new members. So, just for an fyi, because I use copies of my own originals so that they don't have any chance of being ruined, I use NERO to make backups. |
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Twelve70
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Well if you went to the RIGG forums it has been shut down do to a pest problem  ... |
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Twelve70
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| Well if you went to the RIGG forums it has been shut down do to a pest problem ... |
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SchmuckofNI
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| Posted: Wed Jan 15, 2003 10:26 pm Post subject: simple answer |
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1. You use Daemon tools to mount the image.
2. Then you use Clone CD to do a cd copy and bam you got yourself a perfect copy of a pc engine game. |
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Illumina
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| I've tried the above method using the CD copy feature of Nero, with no avail. Is there really any sort of difference between the programs? |
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Tru
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use CDRWin. Do a disc image. Have the settings set at:
Reading: RAW
Error Recovery: Ignore
Jitter Correction: Auto
Subcode Analysis: Disable
Read Retry Count: 30
Subcode Threshold: 300
Data Speed and Audio Speed can be set with any speed if you have a new burniner. If you have an older burner, use the slowest speed available.
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Illumina
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| Any particular version of CDRWin? I'm using v3.9 and I don't see any option to get an image, unless I'm really that clueless and should be hitting the record/backup disc buttons... |
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Tru
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| Illumina wrote: | | Any particular version of CDRWin? I'm using v3.9 and I don't see any option to get an image, unless I'm really that clueless and should be hitting the record/backup disc buttons... |
When you open CDRWin, do you see an image that shows a CD with an arrow pointed towards what appears to be a Hard Drive??? It is also the Third Graphic Box on the top row of the program. Use that, that will allow you to make a bin/cue copy of the image to your Hard Drive. Then, when/if you burn the image to a disc, use the Image that looks like a laser writting onto a CD. Also known as the first image on the top row.
Should solve your problems.
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Illumina
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| It did indeed, Tru. Many thanks. ^^ |
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| Illumina wrote: | | It did indeed, Tru. Many thanks. ^^ |
 
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An added note...DO NOT USE CLONE CD for making PCE CD images....it makes THE worst images for PCE CD,but is fine for other formats.
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Specineff
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Hmm. I once made a backup of Super Darius with Clone CD and it worked just fine. Of course, my mom's laptop has an incredibly good burner, so probably that's why.
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Jabberwok
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| Posted: Thu Apr 22, 2004 8:28 pm Post subject: |
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| Quote: | | DO NOT USE CLONE CD for making PCE CD images |
Clone CD can do images? I only use it for copying cd's..... 
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