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braddman

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Posted: April 04, 2006 at 5:53 PM / IP Logged

scarface78 wrote:

I already posted this ... this happends when file inside the FOLDER IDX. File(ARSSR200.idx) its corupt.

So you're saying it just got burned wrong or the ISO was corrupt?

explor202

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Posted: April 04, 2006 at 6:40 PM / IP Logged

I don't necessarily agree that the file gets corrupted, but rather it might have something to do with simply trying to copy the disc directly to the HDD. The best thing I've found is to insert the DVD into the drive, the tell UltraISO to create an image of the disc. I've yet to have one fail using that method. There may be something buried on the DVD that prevents copying of that file.

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braddman

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Posted: April 04, 2006 at 6:46 PM / IP Logged

explor202 wrote:

I used the ISO from the torrent and burned that.

explor202

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I posted PAR files this morning to alt.binaries.test for anyone that needs them.

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explor202

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Posted: April 04, 2006 at 6:49 PM / IP Logged

braddman wrote:

scarface78 wrote:

I already posted this ... this happends when file inside the FOLDER IDX. File(ARSSR200.idx) its corupt.

So you're saying it just got burned wrong or the ISO was corrupt?

When using UltraISO, your best bet is to tell it to save the image in the mds/mdf format and NOT a regular iso. Then use DVDDecryptor to burn the disc. Decryptor has the best record for accurately burning both layers of the DL disc. You can also use an image emulator like Daemon Tools to launch the image after it's created to verify everything is there before you burn it.

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explor202

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Posted: April 04, 2006 at 7:55 PM / IP Logged

Just to let everyone know, I found a free file hosting website that I'll be uploading the CNDV60MT disc to. The only catch to the website is that I have to upload one file at a time (and you'll have to download them one at a time). Once I've got the full disc uploaded, I will let everyone know what the URL is so you can all get it. No torrents, no Usenet.

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Datwo

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scarface78 wrote:

Sorry man I am not a SANTA ... I was only one who was WILLING to spend $50 and now everyone wants it ... you guys like Piranias ... CHEAP **Ses noone want to dish out $50 they just waiting for someone to buy it and put it for free. PLUS it wouldn't be FAR to this DUDE who sold me COPIES ... he was the one who spend 1000+ on NEW AVIC-N3 with Software ... he could've say ... GO ahead if you don't like $50 go get it for $275 from Pioneer or buy New Avic-n3

scarface78 wrote:

i already made and sold aprox. 30 Sets

scarface78 wrote:

Man like i said ... i don't need DISCS with any Edited FILES ... or Extra things ... all i want is have my Upgrade the way it came out without any Fixes ... so you don't have to worry about me DOWNLOADING it ... if i want it i will BUY it ... believe me i have money for it.

Wow how you change your tune... Sounds like your being "unfair" to the this "other guy" that you bought this copy from.... Hmmm 30 copies at $50 each ($1500) ... wow... and you call me cheap! Now I see why you have all this $ as you have stated... its a little clearer now. Keep selling your copies and maybe one day pioneer will buy one from you. Hopefully by then you will have enough for bail. We can always hope for the best.

wrecklesswun

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Posted: April 05, 2006 at 8:57 AM / IP Logged

quote from scarface78:

No in my case that File was CORRUPTED ... i just replaced the file and Burned Discs as DATA DVD using ROXIO and works perfect ... i already made and sold aprox. 30 Sets (West & East) and never had problem with costumer telling me it doesn't work

This is false. Unless you purposely edited and saved the file, reading the file is simple 0's and 1's, and will never deviate. The AVIC N1 cannot read Data DVDs, it can only read book type DVD-Rom. So in fairness when giving advise, please be accurate... Go here for explanation:

http://wiki.cdfreaks.com/index.php/Book_Type

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Posted: April 05, 2006 at 2:52 PM / IP Logged

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Posted: April 06, 2006 at 12:56 AM / IP Logged

Was wondering if someone can point me in the right direction of either getting the CNDV-40 v1.2 cd images from a site or if someonhe had the disks for sale. I've been looking on Ebay and can'r seem to find any at this time. Just let me know so I can get this dvd to play,,lol.. thanks

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