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  1. 6th Nov 2003 08:21 #1
    ExhalE
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    Hi, got at PS2 (MGS2) game i want to backup, it's kind of crappy quality on the CD. Can i even burn a DVD9 on a DVD5? Got an Image on my computer, ripped it.
    Want to fit it on one DVD+R 4,7GB and the file is about 8,XXGB

    Anyone know?
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    Originally Posted by ExhalE
    Hi, got at PS2 (MGS2) game i want to backup, it's kind of crappy quality on the CD. Can i even burn a DVD9 on a DVD5? Got an Image on my computer, ripped it.
    Want to fit it on one DVD+R 4,7GB and the file is about 8,XXGB

    Anyone know?
    Not for sure but I think there is a rip kit on www.ps2ownz.com that will allow you to do this. Check on the forums there you need the right software tools to do this thoug. After playing the fisrt MSG2 I didnt think this one was worth playing just a few minor changes

    Also if the original disk was having problems your backup might have them also you can try to use a diskdoctor they work great for badly scratched dvd's and cd's.
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    Disk/skip doctor
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