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how to burn an 873mb image

post #1 of 12
9/30/03 at 4:03am
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how would i go about burning an 873mb cd image to cd?
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post #2 of 12
9/30/03 at 9:47am
You couldn't, too large. You could try a 700MB CD and overburning, but most CD burners don't support that, the data gets corrupted past the 700MB mark or so, and most CD Roms couldn't read it.
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post #3 of 12
9/30/03 at 11:17am
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it's a verbatim image of a DOOM3 cd, burned to the HDD. it was on a cd at one point...methinks it was an uber capacity disc....
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post #4 of 12
9/30/03 at 11:42am
Use a virtual drive to load the image and run it from your hard drive. Unless you can burn it to DVD its not going to happen.
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post #5 of 12
9/30/03 at 12:50pm
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Originally posted by gr8gatzby
it's a verbatim image of a DOOM3 cd, burned to the HDD...
Of course this was the free or demo/beta version, right?

-myrkat
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post #6 of 12
9/30/03 at 1:45pm
So beta it wouldn't even burn! Talk about that for gameplay


BTW, I am not serious
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post #7 of 12
9/30/03 at 7:22pm
buy a dvd r or use win rar and cut it in half
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post #8 of 12
10/5/03 at 10:17pm
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Quote:
Originally posted by myrkat
Of course this was the free or demo/beta version, right?

-myrkat
but of course!
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post #9 of 12
10/6/03 at 8:33am
you guys are half right.

regular files such as documents, avis, jpg pr0n collections etc, use Mode1 when a cd is written. right now the industry standard is 700megs and with a bit of overburning you can usually extend that to a few extra megs but like the above posts said...not too far otherwise it corrupts data. if that d3beta is in fact a disc image it may very well be able to be written. image files such as bin and others use Mode2 for writing. this is the same with audio and video cds. and i wont go in to the tech of it but allow sizes of up around 800-850megs on a 80min cd. so even with a 873meg image it may work... but that is getting rather large. use binchunker or ultraISO to remove any unessesary files from the image and then try and bun it. may have a better outcome...
good luck

-Emyrs
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post #10 of 12
10/7/03 at 7:29am
I think that a 90min CDR is 875MB

andres
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post #11 of 12
10/8/03 at 4:23am
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Originally posted by andres
I think that a 90min CDR is 875MB

andres
...but can i burn it as such....
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post #12 of 12
1/12/04 at 7:01pm
Use Alcholc 120%, it will burn the image for u using 1 cd
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