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Chocorific
 Member 6745 Level 38.97 May 2006 
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Use IsoBuster, it can extract files from optical media without using the standard Windows file access routines. Ensures a perfect copy.
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Chocorific
Member 6745 Level 38.97 May 2006
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Some note: You can do this if you don't trust the Windows file access implementation. The Windows implementation should however also detect when a sector could not be read from the optical media (that's why there are EDC and ECC fields).
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Chocorific
Member 6745 Level 38.97 May 2006
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That would be easy: Setup a local tracker on your machine with seeding capabilities (like Azureus, I think it should do it). Then use another client (or try running 2 instances of Azureus) to download from the local client.
If you want to use only one tool you can setup Azureus A on your normal machine, then create a VM. In the VM you setup Azureus B and download from the host machine. This should only result in loopback traffic. So you're only limited by the drive speeds. This of course is some crazy setup (which noone needs) but it should work  This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it. |
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