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RE: StarForce Copy Protection System - 5/27/2002 8:39:33 AM

john

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With 60x capable chipsets, would be just matter of time to see such recorders. I hope all manufacturers adopt CAV writing method and not Z-CLV. As for re-writing, 32x CAV would be possible in start, and Philips is working hard to push the re-writing even higher (in future)

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RE: StarForce Copy Protection System - 5/28/2002 12:47:11 PM

burner1000000

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Yes, I think that a subject that we can all agree upon is that it is exciting to see the swift evolution of hardware in this area as well as other computer areas.

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RE: StarForce Copy Protection System - 5/29/2002 7:33:15 AM

Clint

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Hey Clint let us know about the OC of 32125W up to 40125W. We are stil waiting for those new babies from LiteON

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John,
I got the LTR-32125W on Monday. I sucessfully turned it into a LTR-40125W with no problems. It writes at 40X P-CAV. CD Speed v0.85c (v0.85e failed, must be a bug) write transfer rate test reports:

LITE-ON LTR-40125W vWS03

Average: 31.29x
Start: 18.71x
End: 39.99x
Type: P-CAV

(will send you the CD Speed results by E-Mail so you can post on the front page the graph

)

Also the read speeds are boosted to 48x CAV. I made a 76min 22sec audio CD in 2:50 flat!!! (gotta adimit, pretty decent for a Lite-On

)

Any questions

, you know where I am

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RE: StarForce Copy Protection System - 5/29/2002 9:06:15 AM

john

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Nice... I am now wondering if the burned CDs look ok. Keep the tests going on and let users how the OC went!

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RE: StarForce Copy Protection System - 5/29/2002 9:25:13 AM

Clint

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Nice... I am now wondering if the burned CDs look ok. Keep the tests going on and let users how the OC went!

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Yep they look fine, sound fine, play fine and read fine. No slow downs when they get read at 49.87X with my LTD-163.

No shades of colour differance like with Z-CLV. Just an even smooth shade throughout the CD-R (like the days of CLV).

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RE: StarForce Copy Protection System - 6/6/2002 4:55:44 AM

maximano

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Data sectors of a disc can be copied. Physical parameters of a CD cannot be copied because they depend on the glass master they were made from. proud of http://www.star-force.com

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RE: StarForce Copy Protection System - 6/6/2002 11:47:05 PM

vdeknock

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If that's the case just need to get a few star-force disks from the black market (I am sure the Russian marifa will help) and the wonderful program wont know the difference!

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RE: StarForce Copy Protection System - 6/21/2002 6:07:22 AM

maximano

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did u mean Russian mafia?

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RE: StarForce Copy Protection System - 6/21/2002 7:13:19 AM

Laffin Assassin

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I think everyone else knew what he mean't

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But it's more Important to be NICE!!!

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RE: StarForce Copy Protection System - 6/25/2002 9:19:18 AM

markello

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quote:

I think everyone else knew what he mean't

Laffin Assassin

It's Nice to be Important!!!
But it's more Important to be NICE!!!

maybe he'd better learn english?

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RE: StarForce Copy Protection System - 6/25/2002 9:28:47 AM

Laffin Assassin

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Yeah he is not on his own is he looking at you and your Mates post's

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RE: StarForce Copy Protection System - 7/12/2002 2:05:45 AM

Thward

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Making backups of discs is really important in my opinion. Why? Our NOLF pressed disc has been damaged from the heavy testing with all drives and now its un-usable. Of course its an old game, but we have paid for it and now we cannot use it.

That's a good reason why people should make backups of their discs...

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When you have kids, it's a different kind of "heavy testing," but the results are the same . . .

Caede ipsos omnes; Deus sui regnoscet. (Kill them all; God will sort them out.)

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