Does anyone know how to do this properly? I've got a .cdi file which I can burn as an image using LiquidCD for OSX, however, the DC reads it as an audio file.
Burning Dreamcast Games
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Re: Burning Dreamcast Games
Do you have your Dreamcast modded? Most consoles have copy protection to make sure this doesn't happen, so you need to solder a chip on the board to make it bypass the copy protection. For the PS2/PS3, I know they intentially burn discs with some type of bad sector at the very beginning that is somehow changed during the copy process, then flags the system that the disc isn't original. Not sure if Dreamcasts ared the same, but I assume there's similar copy protection functionality implemented. Check out Google for Dreamcast mod chips (I don't want to do it at work!) -
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I think I remember trying this back in college with my roommates dreamcast. I didn't have to mod anything. Either I found docs on how to burn a game and then it would crash and run a bootloader which then would play a copied game or since the dreamcast is pretty old now I think you don't even have to mod it to play copied stuff.Comment
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If I remember correctly, the Dreamcast's clever way of implementing copy protection was to burn information on the discs from the outside in, rather than the inside out. So, you either need to set your burning software to do that, or find one that does.
Also, I think you'll need to burn a Utopia disc to boot any bootlegged (or import) games.Comment
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