Operating System: Windows XP Pro 2003, SP-2
Burning Software: Alcohol 120% v1.9.2.1705,
Anti-virus Software: Mcafee's Anti Virus 2005
DAEMON Tools Version: 3.47
When mounting an image that has a copy protection on it such as Starforce, is Daemon Tools the only one that supports them? The reason I ask is that I have the newest version of Alcohol 120% (1.9.2.1705) and it is currently the program I use to mount my images. I am new to these Daemon tools and am still sorting out the hows and the whys so please bear with my ignorance. I am just trying to keep things simplified. If I can use 1 program instead of 2 or 3 it just makes things simpler. I guess what I am really getting at is what does Daemon tools do that Alcohol 120% does not do? Doesn't A120% simulate copy protections too? Or does it only copy them from the disk to the image it makes?
Any clarification would be informative to me. Thanks for your time and insight. Sorry for the "noob" question. We were all noobs at some point. Just want to sort out and understand this better is all.
Burning Software: Alcohol 120% v1.9.2.1705,
Anti-virus Software: Mcafee's Anti Virus 2005
DAEMON Tools Version: 3.47
When mounting an image that has a copy protection on it such as Starforce, is Daemon Tools the only one that supports them? The reason I ask is that I have the newest version of Alcohol 120% (1.9.2.1705) and it is currently the program I use to mount my images. I am new to these Daemon tools and am still sorting out the hows and the whys so please bear with my ignorance. I am just trying to keep things simplified. If I can use 1 program instead of 2 or 3 it just makes things simpler. I guess what I am really getting at is what does Daemon tools do that Alcohol 120% does not do? Doesn't A120% simulate copy protections too? Or does it only copy them from the disk to the image it makes?
Any clarification would be informative to me. Thanks for your time and insight. Sorry for the "noob" question. We were all noobs at some point. Just want to sort out and understand this better is all.
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