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 Member 135 Level 9.79 Mar 2006 
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Burning PS2 Backups
I've been trying to burn several PS2 backups with my computer, but every time I try to play them, they suffer from terrible load times and FMV skipping. I've been burning with Alcohol 120% (version 1.9.2) at 4x speed (the lowest my burner will allow) using the PlayStation 2 preset. Is there anything I've been doing wrong? If not, are there any good alternatives to Alcohol?
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Member 135 Level 9.79 Mar 2006
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My PS2 is not modded; I've been using a Swap Magic/Slide Card combo to play backups. Could this be part of the problem?
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Member 135 Level 9.79 Mar 2006
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It varies to be honest. I've used Phillips, Office Depot, Memorex, and Verbatim, as well as many a knock-off of them (I've been using mainly DVDR+). I came with this because my PS-One backups have the same type of problem.
I'm burning a backup right now to try on my roomate's PS2. Edit: Where can I find DVD Decrypter? Edit 2: Never mind; found it. Final Edit: After using DVD Decrypter to burn an image, the backup ran perfectly! Thanks for your help, everyone! This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.
Last edited by Jonathan Ingram; Aug 15, 2006 at 02:52 AM.
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Member 135 Level 9.79 Mar 2006
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I updated to ImgBurn, but the stupid thing doesn't recognize my burner
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Member 135 Level 9.79 Mar 2006
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Well, I already said that DVDectrypter worked fine for me, so I really don't see the point of your post.
I was speaking idiomatically. |
Jonathan Ingram