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  • Terramex
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    How have you created your image ?
    Which error message exactly do you get ?

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  • SILENT_SUFFERER
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    could somebody give me there working mds file. Mine doesn't want to run without the disc. I've created other disc images that work fine.

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  • SILENT_SUFFERER
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    Originally Posted by Blazkowicz View Post
    You need high precision (click on link in my signature).
    I can't click on the link. I've also got age of empires collectord edition. I've created a disc image using the securom settings but when I mount the image it won't run without the disc. Please help me

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  • FordPrefect
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    Originally Posted by Goenk View Post
    Isn't it just 42!
    Agreed!

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  • xileF1337
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    Just to add on the math side, |x^-2|=x^-2 whatever the x' value in R* (not true if x is complex)

    Mistake of mine, sry The function is
    f(x)=xˉІ
    x must be element of R and the domain is x>0.
    @SkullStalker: Now you can draw a perfect function graph and compare it with your DPM

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  • Goenk
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    Originally Posted by Kinlaadare View Post
    Just to add on the math side, |x^-2|=x^-2 whatever the x' value in R* (not true if x is complex)
    Isn't it just 42!

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  • Kinlaadare
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    Just to add on the math side, |x^-2|=x^-2 whatever the x' value in R* (not true if x is complex)

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  • xileF1337
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    Am I getting this straight that my first, non-working, copy could have worked if I just found a good MDS? And I could have saved all this trouble?
    Yeah Reading the files on the disc is no problem for DVD-(+)DL-drives, but some optical devices can't extract a good DPM (with an unfuzzy graph ). So downloading an mds file which contains a working DPM would had solved your problem, too.

    Well, it works now and I really appreciate your help.
    No problem dude

    PS: The domain of the graph is X≥0

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  • SkullStalker
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    Ok, thanks for explanation and the math :-)

    I tried to make the image on my second computer which is exactly identical (I bought two at the same time). And now I got a working copy As I said, I bought two identical computers at the same time, and the second one has an exact cloned hard disk from the first one, so I have no idea why it works on one computer and not the other one

    Re. Searching for a good MDS: Am I getting this straight that my first, non-working, copy could have worked if I just found a good MDS? And I could have saved all this trouble?

    Well, it works now and I really appreciate your help

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    Skull

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  • xileF1337
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    What should a good MDS look like ?
    On normal DVDs it should look like the left halve of an 'U' (a falling curve. It looks like the function f(x)=|x^-2| if you like maths ). But in your case it looks like a streched 'U' becouse your original DVD is a double-layered disc (the rising curve is the second layer).
    The graph should not be fuzzy. The more fuzzy it is, the worse is the quality of your DPM.
    I think you problem is that your drive can't extract proper DPMs from double-layered discs corrrectly. Supposeably using another one (e.g. use your burner) or upgrading the firmware of your current drive will solve your problem. You could also search the internet for a proper MDS data.

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  • SkullStalker
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    Originally Posted by xileF1337 View Post
    if this doesn't work your DVD drive is probably unable to extract a good DPM (don't ask me why the other disc worked ).
    did you check the quality of your DPM?
    It doesn't work :-(
    It worked once, but the game crashed and I haven't been able to start it since.
    I have tried with some other games and they work just fine...

    I tried MDS Viewer and the graph looks like an U shifted a little to the right and the top-left part is a little fuzzy. What should a good MDS look like ?

    I realy appreciate you efforts here :-)

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    Skull

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  • xileF1337
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    "Please insert the original disc instead of a backup." means that your image is bad. Y.A.S.U won't help you in this case. try to recreate the image (extract DPM with high accuracy and at maximum speed). if this doesn't work your DVD drive is probably unable to extract a good DPM (don't ask me why the other disc worked ).
    did you check the quality of your DPM? use the MDS-Viewer therefore!

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  • SkullStalker
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    Originally Posted by Blazkowicz View Post
    You get the same error, dont you?
    Also you have to use latest YASU (yasu.copybase.ch).
    Yes, I get the same error.
    Downloading the latest YASU didn't change matters :-(

    I have also tried to physicaly disconnect my only DVD-Drive.

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    Skull

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  • Blazkowicz
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    You get the same error, dont you?

    Also you have to use latest YASU (yasu.copybase.ch).

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  • SkullStalker
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    Originally Posted by Blazkowicz View Post
    Use ProtectionID.
    Use the same settings for Vegas.
    I tried that - Unfortunately with no luck. Is there a 'magic' sequence in which I have to start DT, mount the image and start YASU (or something else)?

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    Skull

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