Burning MDS files

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thegreatcerebral

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I know you use alcohol 120% to burn them however i have not seen a TUT with the settings for the write method...

DAO / SAO
RAW SAO
RAW SAO + SUB
RAW DAO
RAW SUB

which one?? I would love to not have to waste more disks.

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thegreatcerebral

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Well it is files for marvel vs capcom 2 and one file is like either 400k or 40k or something and the other is about 300MB off the top of my head. That is just a guess... i'm not on my pc right now to check sorry... just a guesstimation... but i'm sure pretty close.

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thegreatcerebral said:
Well it is files for marvel vs capcom 2 and one file is like either 400k or 40k or something and the other is about 300MB off the top of my head. That is just a guess... i'm not on my pc right now to check sorry... just a guesstimation... but i'm sure pretty close.

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Just rename the larger of the two to .ISO and burn with DVD Decrypter...

Martin
 
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thegreatcerebral

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It still doesn't work... I think i just may have a bad file... is there anything else that anyone can think of that may make it work? Maybe this will help. When i put the burned disk in it tells me that the disk is unknown. I have seen it where it says game (obviously) as well as no disk (usually when it cannot read the media on my box) but does anyone know maybe what the unknown means???

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unknown is also a read issue.

I'd get some DVD-RWs (if you're burning to DVD) - it'll work out cheaper as you can reuse them.

Martin
 
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babyblu

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ok just an idea put what about mounting the image using alcohol and then pulling off the files and then create and ISO with craxtion and burn with nero.

I just dont know if you would be able to see the file if you mounted the image.
 
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