CD\DVD Emulators
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by PraiseA||ah » Tue Oct 18, 2005 10:41 am
Hmm.. I have the full version, not the demo. I didn't know there was a difference. So, if you have the demo I can't help you there. If you have the full then check the options.
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by nameless » Tue Oct 18, 2005 2:40 pm
first: alcohol is not freeware
second: what's the purpose you want to use the emulator for? playing bf2 without dvd/cd in your drive? if so, you first must make an EXACT copy of your dvd/cd. bf2 should use this copy-protection:
Battlefield 2 1.0 DVD SafeDisc 4.00.001
for copy-issues look here and here, for enabling the copy protection look here.
hope, that will help you to understand, how to bring daemon tools to work.
second: what's the purpose you want to use the emulator for? playing bf2 without dvd/cd in your drive? if so, you first must make an EXACT copy of your dvd/cd. bf2 should use this copy-protection:
Battlefield 2 1.0 DVD SafeDisc 4.00.001
for copy-issues look here and here, for enabling the copy protection look here.
hope, that will help you to understand, how to bring daemon tools to work.
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by nameless » Tue Oct 18, 2005 2:44 pm
before i forget it: here are the two answer of the faq that will matter most:
Why does dumping an image of protected games take hours on my PC?
This is because a lot of CDROM drives have problems reading the unreadable sectors some copy protections use. Use DAEMON Tools Fastdump feature if the game is protected with Safedisc. Consult readme.txt or manual (right-click DAEMON Tools systray icon and select 'Help' --> 'Manual') on how to use fastdump.
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Why does the game xyz not run although Daemon is installed correctly?
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I have mounted the image of game xyz correctly, but when i start the game it asks me for the original CD. What i'm doing wrong?
You need a 1:1 Copy for DAEMON Tools to emulate a copy protection. Also check if you enabled the correct protection emulation in the menu according to the protection scheme which is described in the 1:1 Copy section.
Usually games need to be played from the same drive they have been installed from. You can uninstall and reinstall the game or change the CDROM drive lettters. The manual explains how to change drive letters.
Some games even need to be played from the lowest drive letter.
Some protections uses special commands that prevents run the game in recorders. Use your CDROM instead.
Why does dumping an image of protected games take hours on my PC?
This is because a lot of CDROM drives have problems reading the unreadable sectors some copy protections use. Use DAEMON Tools Fastdump feature if the game is protected with Safedisc. Consult readme.txt or manual (right-click DAEMON Tools systray icon and select 'Help' --> 'Manual') on how to use fastdump.
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Why does the game xyz not run although Daemon is installed correctly?
OR
I have mounted the image of game xyz correctly, but when i start the game it asks me for the original CD. What i'm doing wrong?
You need a 1:1 Copy for DAEMON Tools to emulate a copy protection. Also check if you enabled the correct protection emulation in the menu according to the protection scheme which is described in the 1:1 Copy section.
Usually games need to be played from the same drive they have been installed from. You can uninstall and reinstall the game or change the CDROM drive lettters. The manual explains how to change drive letters.
Some games even need to be played from the lowest drive letter.
Some protections uses special commands that prevents run the game in recorders. Use your CDROM instead.
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by Gen. Ouch » Tue Oct 18, 2005 7:16 pm
so nameless when you say exact coppy do you mean use alchohol to create an image? when i choose to use safe disk it just gives me the option of either safedisk or safedisk 2\3 not sure whats the difference but when i try to create an image it still says disk read error for the whole thing.
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