Are Playstation 2 games DVD's? If they are, and I wanted to copy them, would I use DVD-R, +R, etc...?
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You cant use a copy to use on playstation. It is protected by a chip inside the machine. YOu would have to have a modchip installed, not cheap.
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1click dvd copy it's easy to use... no hassles, just pick what u want on ur DVD's ( like audio, subtiles, etc) or just copy the whole thing real simple!\n\nhttp://www.lgsoftwareinnovations.com/download.asp\n\nHave fun
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Yes, use Nero 6, and select "create DVD-video". Then add your files (it lets you choose any of the formats) to your project and burn them. It recodes the video files to allow them to be played in any DVD player (or PS2).
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This happens alot with many games that utilized SafeDisc 2 copy protection...it is a pain in the arse but there is no easy work around (if this is what you have described)
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yes, you're right, there are copying opportunities of crypted DVDs\n1. 1ClickDVD for copying, DVD43 for decryption\nhttp://www.bestdvdduplicating.com/SL1-1Click-DVD.html?gad=CK-8lMgBEggSr6OqyIVr9xjHz8b-AyD3i_8L&OVRAW=1click%20DVD&OVKEY=1click%20dvd&OVMTC=standard\n2. CloneDVD for copying, AnyDVD for decryption\nhttp://www.slysoft.com/en/\n\nbut i don't discuss any further theme here. i'ts up to you what to do with this info.
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If you mounted the file, you should have a virtual drive, just treat it as if it was a normal drive and use the game installator. If the game is not for PC then you should copy the media, from the virtual drive to a CD/DVD, and then run from it. Does this help?
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OMG....you don't know that???\nOk...I will tell you.\nLets say I'm Bob and I you want a game but you don't want to buy it.Then I copy the original game from site to DVD/CD and then I give it to you.Because copy is diffrent from original you will need a little tool-crack.After you install the game(copy) the game won't work.You need to copy crack from some map on cd/dvd i copied to you then you paste it in the main map of the game.After that your game will work succesfully(i think ?:-| \n\nNice wishes from,\nLizzer L
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there are quite a few, however, some of the newer games don't allow you to use that kind of software mainly because it can also be used to set up pirate copies.\n\nA very popular application is "Alcohol 120%" (you can make images of cd's and also load them), but try to see if the game you are trying to play doesn't have some emulation protection so you don't blow your money away for nothing. That would be my recomandation.\n\nYou can also use Daemon Tools, but you can't make image files with it. Try also CloneCD... \nEven Nero has some sort of mechanism for a virtual drive and images, but I don't remember if it required the image file to be created with Nero and have a specific format or not... and since it comes bundled with a few CD/DVD writers it may be a good choice.
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Without special software (requires a realy good computer) You will need to butn the iso to a CD using nero. Then use the cd like you would a normal cd. (you may have to download a Key-gen for the game also.)
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1) I use Sony DVD-RW's. They're the best and you can reuse them if you decide to erase. They're not permanent like DVD-R's. So far the only place I've found them is Staples.\n\n2) Play the DVD through a portable device and record to a DVD recorder. That will allow you to get past the copyright devices.
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Of course its probably illegal.  But its called DVD Shrink and its free.  Use that in conjunction with Nero Burning Rom and you'll be a burnaholic in no time.  Get a cheap DVD burner from Newegg.com and buy Verbatim DVD+R media since they're the best.  Burn away my friend!
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Emulators don't work very well. You're better off playing them on the ps2.
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Are we taling abour DVD-R and DVD-RW? what you have mentioned above seems the same. RW stands for ReWritable.
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Try going to an ebgames or a gamestop. They might take your dvds.
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If you want a program that "just works" with the click of a button, I would look to DVD95Copy. The more techie bunch of us use a combination of tools such as DVD Shrink, etc. but if you are looking for a non-technical solution, I would try theirs.
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Any new CD you feel like using in your PlayStation 3 will be fine.  The recent Audioslave release would be a great one to try or perhaps hold out for Guns N' Roses' "Chinese Democracy". They've been working on it for about 14 years so it has to be good.  The PlayStation 3 will play old Cd's as well so if you have something like U2's "Joshua Tree" feel free to throw it in.  I'd hold off on the Barry Manilow as it could possibly trigger the parental controls on the PlayStation 3.  The PlayStation 3 will even play video discs like hybrid Cd's, dual discs, and DVDs. So if you've been waiting to purchase a quality DVD player you now have one. If by "CD" you actually meant "what is the new medium on which Sony is producing games for the PlayStation 3," that would most likely be Blu-ray discs.  That's Sony's new next generation DVD that can hold between 50 gigs and 200 gigs of data (Imagine the Tetris game you can get using 200 gigs of code).  The PlayStation 3 will also play blu-ray movie discs....assuming they keep getting made.  Currently Sony's Blu-ray format is in a fight to the death with Toshiba's HD-DVD.  Sony did successfully introduce the world to Cd's....but didn't do so well with Beta videos and mini-discs.
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if they are too large they will not ... generally if it is a game install, after the first disk is loaded it will prompt for the next when it is ready ... what u can do is open the individual nrgs' up in daemontools and copy all of the files off of each one into a single folder ... then open all of the files up into an iso-making app like iso buster or magic iso and save as a single iso .. then burn it to a dvd if its larger than 700mb ... this will usually work but not always .. so dont delete anything until u test it ...