I have a question, if i can perfecltly burn securom 4.8x protected CD's like WIII: the frozen throne and more, am i suposed to be able to write succesfully Safedisk one???, or safedisk is harder to copy, i dunno, or for copying securom you dont need EFM encoding, just this question, because in clonyxxl says 10 skulls in securom and 9 in safedisk, i think it should be possible, but not sure. Thks
So your "install" disc spins up in your drive(s) with no problems? [bold] Not every "rom" can bypass the twin sector cd scheme of the SecuROM 4.8.x cd protection, therefore a "play" disc must be burned (bwa or mds file) tucked inside the folder where the image of the SecuROM 4.8.x was saved.[/bold] EFM encoding isn't a issue backing up SecuROM but your "reader" must have the ability to read sub-q channel (data\audio). EFM encoding is a factor when backing up Safedisc 2.5.x-2.9.x. So when you read threads here mentioning "2 sheep burner", this refers to burners that "write regular bit patterns [bold] correctly [/bold] "1 sheep burners" write regular bit patterns [bold] almost correctly. [/bold] SecuROM 4.8.x is the tougher pc protection to backup (my opinion). Shoey ___X_X_X_X_X_[small]Certified Computer Technician http://www.afterdawn.com/general/legal.cfm Mobo: MSI KT4VL-6712 CPU: AthlonXP Barton 2500+ Ram: 512 SD-DDR (PC-2700) nVidia GeForce4 MX440-8x Maxtor ATA\133 80 gig hd DVD-ROM: LiteOn LTD 165H CDRW: Memorex52MAXX 2452[/small]
Wow.... I didnt think of that.... well until TwinPeaks, I always figured SafeDisc2 to be more formidable!
