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Tough time backing up new games
Posted: Mon Jun 08, 2009 11:12 am
by MrBj
Hey guys. I haven't done backing up for long time. I tried backing up Bionic Commando and X-men and it didn't work.
Somebody say I need to patch the file to get it done properly. Can somebody guide me to the right thread?
Also, I'm running iprep 1.5 on Benq... is there any reason to upgrade to 1.6?
Thanks.
Re: Tough time backing up new games
Posted: Mon Jun 08, 2009 11:51 am
by commando_lee
MrBj wrote:Hey guys. I haven't done backing up for long time. I tried backing up Bionic Commando and X-men and it didn't work.
Somebody say I need to patch the file to get it done properly. Can somebody guide me to the right thread?
Also, I'm running iprep 1.5 on Benq... is there any reason to upgrade to 1.6?
Thanks.
nah not realy any need 1.6 just got a few more added security featurs. cant remember off my head if 1.5 plays wave3 games if it doesnt then yeah upgrade
Re: Tough time backing up new games
Posted: Mon Jun 08, 2009 12:49 pm
by MrBj
Thanks for the answer. I was told that I have to patch the .dvd file in order to correct the size for burning. I'm trying to look around with no avail.
Re: Tough time backing up new games
Posted: Mon Jun 08, 2009 12:55 pm
by sadalius
1.5 will not play 3rd wave games. 1.51 will play them though, but still lacks ssv2/v3 support which 1.6 has.
Re: Tough time backing up new games
Posted: Tue Jun 09, 2009 11:17 am
by MrBj
Yes, you're right it is 1.51. I wasn't able to play backups on that one either. But I just downloaded this program called popr.matic (something like that). That corrects the size of the new wave 3 xbox files. Thanks for all the answers.
Re: Tough time backing up new games
Posted: Tue Jun 09, 2009 10:23 pm
by technoe
Well you shouldn't have to patch any game you rip from an in-hand disc. XBC or Schtrom 360 should do it all on it's own. There's absolutely ZERO reason to mess with the ISO once it's ripped or the .dvd file. First of all the .DVD file is an info file for ImgBurn so that ImgBurn knows how to burn the ISO file. There are only two lines in the .dvd file; the iso name and the layer break. The layer break should ALWAYS be set to 1913760. ALWAYS!! I can't express that enough. And the .dvd file and iso should be labeled EXACTLY the same. One dot can mess up the whole thing. Second, depending on how your ripping your games you may want to experiment with different speeds and maybe even different versions of the same program. I only use XBC 2.8 and Schtrom 360 V4. With these two programs there is absolutely no reason to ever mess with the ISO EVER!!!