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I found something quite funny - Copy Protection Related.
So I relied on copybase which I thought was a legit website for this information...
We are a legit site ...and we're human and make mistakes (in this case somehow embarassing as that mistake has been reported a long time ago in our forums). Our bad, sorry.
We are a legit site ...and we're human and make mistakes (in this case somehow embarassing as that mistake has been reported a long time ago in our forums). Our bad, sorry.
Yeah, some like it hard without need
Ok, I wasn't trying to start any trouble. I didn't realize it was a mistake at first which is why I relied on it.
Now on to the problem as mentioned before. I finally got my copy of Halo 2 to back up after 6 hours of dumping it in Alcohol even without DPM selected.
If I try to dump the DPM it just flat out fails to extract the DPM in Alcohol 52% FE latest version.
The disc is fine to my knowledge and only has a few minor scratches. I've tried wiping it off to see if it was dirty which might of been causing a problem. However even after wiping the disc of with a soft cloth, it didn't make a difference. It still took about 6 hours to dump a working image of Halo 2.
@muffinhead
Have you tried creating an image with another app, yet (or copying files in Explorer) ?
Can you test in another drive ?
P.S.: just in case it sounded/looked like that (as you may have noticed english
isn't my native language ): i didn't criticize you
I'll try seeing if I can extract an image quicker with a trial of Blindwrite and then I'll let you know. I haven't tried copying the files in explorer yet.
Also no problem, I'm not used to conversing with anyone overseas from me so I'm sorry for the misinterpretation.
In 2004 safedisc 3 or 4 didn't exist, they might started to create lot's of CD copy of halo2, but they never send these copies on the market until today...
well, shortly after april 2004 safedisc 3 arrived, so yup, you're right about there being no 3/4 at that time.. and i already mentioned it probably sitting in a storeroom for a while....
Well I was trying to make a backup of my copy of Halo 2 with DPM and everytime extracting the DPM failed.
Completely unaware I went and checked Copybase.org only to find out Halo 2 doesn't need DPM since it's protected by measly Safedisc 2.9.
Does anyone else find anything weird with this? As big of Anti-Piracy as Microsoft is I would have though[t] they would have used a stronger copy protection, but safedisc 2.9?
Why not Safedisc 3.xx or 4.xx or Securom?
Knowing how big Microsoft is on WGA I would have at least expected a stronger copy protection for their baby Halo 2.
we work together with Microsoft since years. Microsoft per-se
is not good nor bad, it is a company, and as in every other
company there work people with different opinions. Some of
them dont like to become a disc-jokey, too
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