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I was wondering if is it possible to add the protection to an already created image but without the protection. If yes, please tell me the name of the program, please.
Thank you
Thank you
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It depends on protection the game is using. You could use some Injecting tool (don't remember the programmes name) and inject BWA DPM data into image, but that is only possible for SecuROM.
It is much easier and faster to recreate the image with proper settings.Make something idiot proof, but then they just make a better idiot
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Hiding your real purposes won't save you to be warned in this forum. You should know what I'm referring to.Originally Posted by nivek_hcerg View Post
A new user with only 1 post and asking for a tool to make "ambiguous" things, it's dangerous IMHO.
I can't understand your need to add protection to an image not protected as if you've your original game you should not need this kind of tools.
If you're referring to downloaded iso and so on, I suggest you to leave this forum and go elsewhere.Comment
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thx for the advise. btw, does emulation work with images mounted by dt? I tried one but didn't work even with all options onComment
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Emulations are only for burned media
BTW what purpose you will have?Make something idiot proof, but then they just make a better idiot
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If the image is a cloned image, made with dt pro (or Alcohol) and with correct topology inside mds file, it will run flawlessly (no emulation options needed), otherwise it won't. That's it
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The game's dvd is scratched and i don't have a hard copy but a non 1:1 imageComment
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Contact publisher about replacement dvd.Make something idiot proof, but then they just make a better idiot
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so if i burnt the image the emulation wouldn't work?Comment
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If image isn't working, burned one will also not work to 90%.Make something idiot proof, but then they just make a better idiot
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aww, thanks anyway ^^Comment
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It's funny you made a non 1:1 image of your dvd while you could clone it (even without dt pro). I'm sorry for your situation. The only thing you can do, in these cases, is to come back to your shop asking for a new copy (hoping scratches are not due to how you kept disc) or buy a new one.
May the Force be with you my young Padawan.
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