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    1. 11-08-2003 01:27 #1
      DD51
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      A Bit confused ATV2 and Alcohol

      I'm atempting to backup my ATV2 (cool game BTW) PS2 game...BUT I cannot select the PS2 Datatype when trying to image the Disc. In fact I cannot select ANY datatype.

      What's wrong



      Many thanks in advance
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    2. 11-08-2003 04:29 #2
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      Could it be because it is on a DVD?
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    3. 11-08-2003 13:02 #3
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      Yes, It's a DVD-ROM disc...Is that why?
      Does this mean it cannot be copied?

      Thanks for the response
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    4. 11-08-2003 13:14 #4
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      Keep in mind that I have never copied a PS2 DVD in my life.

      I have no idea if you are supposed to get any data type options for a DVD-ROM, but I assume that you don't.

      You don't need any special settings, it should copy just fine. That is unless it happens to be dual layered.

      Now perhaps someone who has actually copied a PS2 DVD game (or even held one) can add some more insight.
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    5. 11-08-2003 15:24 #5
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      Celtic...thanks so much for your responses...I'll let you know how it works out.
      I went ahead and copied the game. (I used Alcohol and choose never separate). I should be getting my modded PS2 by Friday this week and will let you know if it works or not. BTW it's a single layer game.

      Thanks again

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    6. 11-08-2003 19:43 #6
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      Don't know if you saw these tutorials.Single layer seems to be straight forward.I've never done one either.
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      Like the druid and woody, I've never copied one either. However, there are no special datatype settings for dvds with alcohol.

      If it's single layered, just copy it and it should work fine (so long as you have a mod chip that is. )
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    8. 17-08-2003 05:15 #8
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      Just an update!

      Sorry guys...I have not yet recieved my modded PS2 and won't get it till next Friday!
      I promiss to give you an update as soon as I get it!

      Regards,
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    9. 14-09-2003 04:56 #9
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      UPDATE:

      Thought I'd let everyone know what's been happening..

      Got my Modded PS2
      I now have backed up all my PS2 games.
      Here's what I have learned...

      Yes I have scrapped many DVD-R's!!!
      But not anymore...

      DVDDecrypter works GREAT!
      Alcohol works good too but I prefer DVDDecrypter for DVD-ROM based games.
      Princo DVD-R's SUCK! NEVER buying those POS again!!!!!
      I've had success with:
      Memorex DVD-R
      Optodisc DVD-R

      Finally,
      ALWAYS burn at 1x...When I tried at 2X most did not work!

      Hope this helps someone out.

      Regards,
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      Tnx for the feedback



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