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  1. 20th Apr 2004 03:38 #1
    ViRaL1
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    Is there anything that I CAN'T do with an ISO ripped with say DVD Decrypter and virtual drive utilities like Daemon Tools that I CAN do with the original DVD?
    Nothing can stop me now, 'cause I don't care anymore.
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  2. 20th Apr 2004 04:32 #2
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    Nope...as long as it is an exact ISO and you haven't tinkered with it, it should be identical in every respect.
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    you can't hang it from your rearview mirror ....
    "Each problem that I solved became a rule which served afterwards to solve other problems." - Rene Descartes (1596-1650)
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    ..or feed it to your cat...
    "This is true in all walks of life: Man takes care of the quantity, woman the quality."
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  5. 20th Apr 2004 13:04 #5
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    I've never tried either with the original, but it's nice to know that for the most part it's just as good.
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    Damn, that's what the cat was coughing up in the corner. I thought it was furballs. I (and the cat) wish you had told us sooner.
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    It will be a carbon copy of the original...except you won't be able to play most in a standalone DVD player until DL burners come out.
    If in doubt, Google it.
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    guns1inger: I apologize to you and your feline companion there that I was indisposed of telling you this quite well known fact...

    And this only applies to DVD-R, because cats won´t touch the far more inferior DVD+R format.
    "This is true in all walks of life: Man takes care of the quantity, woman the quality."
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