Pfffff, he's dead to me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr. Kenney
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Pfffff, he's dead to me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr. Kenney
/lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Evans
Has anyone listened to Captain Beefheart?
Notably Trout Mask Replica?
Nope. I will though if you tell me what it's like.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr. Kenney
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Summer makes ugly women get pregnant. :ugh:
You know anything about burning DC backups? I need some help. I don't have the resources to waste CDs trying to find out. Do I need this boot disk I see on the ep main site roms section?Quote:
Originally Posted by Lethe°
I dunno.Quote:
Originally Posted by Necrosnake
Use: HP 7200 (2X Write and 2X Rewrite) burner; Creative 24X CD-ROM as the source to make an image
1) Open up DiscJuggler v3.5
2) In the options menu and in the "Defaults" tab, DISABLE "TAO Write" (DC Backups copy in Disc-At-Once), on "RAW/Read Write", on "Overburn CD" and if you have an old burner like me disable "Burnproof". Keep the CHECK on "Add-Post Gap 3rd Party...".
3) Go to New and select "CD Player to Image".
4) Depending if you CD-ROM is on the list of supported drives (It's in the Help file somewhere...the List of supported CD-ROM drives) then you can use your CD-ROM as the source drive. But, I presume most of you guys here have fast CD-R drives that read CD's at high speed, so use your CD-R drive as the source to make a image file.
5) Put the DC Backup in your CD-R Drive or in your CD-ROM drive....Read step 4
6) Don't change ANYTHING in the "Advance" tab. NO need for "Raw" read!
7) Make sure you have enough hard drive space and then make the image.
8) Once the image is complete, close this task and go to "File", "New" and select "CD Image to CD Recorder".
9) Open the image file wherever you saved it and put a blank CD in your CD-R drive. By the way, I using Kodak Ultima 80 min Gold + Silver Disc (High Quality)....I suggest using Kodak's or Verbatims, don't use sh!tty Generic CD-R brands.
10) In the "Advanced" tab.....
Boot games (Games that have 1 track and 1 session on the disc). Use these settings:
Mode 1
Offset 0
Block...2048
TOC....CD-ROM
For games that are self-boot (Games that have 2 or 3 sessions on a disc), use these settings:
Mode 2
Offset 0
Block....2336
TOC......CD-XA
11) In the "Advanced" tab, there is NO NEED to enable "Raw Writes" or "Overburn CD". But DO enable "Add-post 3rd..."
12) Start burning. Once it is done you should have a working backup copy.
Here are some other tips...
Boot games can be copied in Easy CD Creator CD-Copier program. And if you have CD-R copy of the Utopia Boot Disc, you can copy that in Easy CD Creator CD-Copier too.
Happy burning!
I, like, totally pilfered that from another site.
Alcohol 120%- Image burnning wizard, Load CDI image, select 4x write speed, select RAW/DAO. Burn to CD-R. It should load up on the DC.
Thanks, but you're wrong. It doesn't go like that.
"Image bbuuurrrrnnniinnngg XD wizard"
Trout Mask Replica was created with the purpose of being the worst album ever made. Frank Zappa produced it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Necrosnake
I hit n one too many times.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lethe°
My 360 wireless receiver should come tomorr-OH WAIT ROYAL MAIL IS ON STRIKE
owned. :nod:Quote:
Originally Posted by Deach
They're such fucking babies.Quote:
Originally Posted by Astaroth