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    1. 14-12-2003 22:48 #1
      themailman34
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      .ioo file

      Im using DVD decrypter to try and burn Manhunt and when I make the image, the file is not an iso, its a .ioo file. Ive searched around and have not found any info on this. Im using XP and an LG burner which has worked flawlessly up until now.

      Does anyone have any suggestions
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    2. 19-12-2003 01:27 #2
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      sure it simply isn't an iso that's been accidently re-named to ioo?
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    3. 23-12-2003 00:22 #3
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      nope..........it hasn't been renamed
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    4. 23-12-2003 10:32 #4
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      I would personally bin the image that you have, and start again following this tutorial
      http://www.dvdrbase.com/showthread.php?t=32684
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    5. 23-12-2003 18:12 #5
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      What do you mean by "bin the image"? How would I do that?

      Thanks
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    6. 23-12-2003 19:42 #6
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      he meant 'deleting it '& start all over again with the referenced tutorial

      In the name of God,impure souls of the living dead shall be banished into eternal damnation.Amen
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    7. 23-12-2003 22:02 #7
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      yep, sorry - should have steered clear of the word "bin" in my answer
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