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    Flatout disc imaging failed!

    I got a problem with imaging Flatout, heres a pic of the imaging progress:

    Here, i was trying to image the disc2, and the same happened when i was trying to image disc1.
    Thanks.
    piraattipete
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    Which version of DTPro do you use?

    Does that happen again with other discs?

    What is the configuration of your system?
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    • #3
      Which version of DTPro do you use? 4.10

      Does that happen again with other discs? no, happened only with flatout disc 1 and 2

      What is the configuration of your system? windows xp professional sp2 if you meant that
      piraattipete

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      • #4
        Try again, sometimes this error happens. Oh, and only CD1 is protected, 2 to 5 arent.
        You weak pathetic fool, it's all to easy
        sysProfile (Click me)

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        • #5
          @piraattipete
          Try latest DT Pro 4.12.0220 if error is gone or not.
          Make something idiot proof, but then they just make a better idiot
          Peace Through Power

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          • #6
            Im trying to image flatout disc1 right now with the latest version of dtpro and that error hasnt happened now, but it gives me a huge amount of bad ECC/EDC blocks. What does this mean?
            Read error encountered on sector: 3136(atm) bad ECC/EDC block
            piraattipete

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            • #7
              i tried to image the disc2, and it is copy protected too.
              and the same happens, it starts to count ecc/edc blocks.
              piraattipete

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              • #8
                That is normal as game is protected with SafeDisc.
                Make something idiot proof, but then they just make a better idiot
                Peace Through Power

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                • #9
                  Originally Posted by piraattipete View Post
                  Im trying to image flatout disc1 right now with the latest version of dtpro and that error hasnt happened now, but it gives me a huge amount of bad ECC/EDC blocks. What does this mean?
                  Those errors are part of the Safedisc protection system.
                  Just be patient, they'll end at around sector 10000.

                  But it's odd errors also occur on Disc 2

                  EDIT: @Blazko, too late once again
                  Last edited by Terramex; 15.02.2008, 16:12.
                  I'm not employed by Disc Soft and my views do not necessarily reflect the ones of the company.

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                  • #10
                    OK, thanks. Tried imaging disc1 and the bad ecc/edc block messages stopped around 11000-12000.

                    Prolly disc2 is also protected in this case?

                    *PROBLEM SOLVED*
                    piraattipete

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