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Raymond Lewis Rebbeck wrote: |
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>On Wednesday, 21 June 2006 11:38, Teresa and Dale wrote: |
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>>Hi, |
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>>I want to make copies of our PS/2 game CDs so that they can use the |
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>>copies and we can put up the originals. They seem to either scratch |
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>>real easy or they are really touchy about scratches. Does anybody here |
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>>know of a way to do this? This is Linux, surely someone has found a way. |
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>>Thanks. Sorry so far off topic. I can't be the only one with kids |
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>>around. ;-) |
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>>Dale |
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>>:-) |
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>Copying the CD/DVD is easy enough, just use your standard tools although I |
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>don't believe dual layer discs can be copied properly yet ie. Gran Turismo 4. |
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>However, getting them to actually play on the PS/2 is a whole other matter. |
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>You'll need to have your PS/2 modded to support playing copied games, which |
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>may or may not be legal where you live. |
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Crap. We recently had a $60.00 game to get scratched. Maybe they need |
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to play Uno or something. |
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I would hate to mod the thing but I wish there was a way to copy it and |
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it work. I may try it just to see. I still beleive in the fair use |
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thing. I'm not going to sell the copies. |
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Thanks. |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |
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