I have used "Media Descriptor Image file (*.mds)" here.Ĥ Press "Start" and it’ll start ripping the CD.īurning a CD (Alcohol 120% v1.9.5 Build 3823):ġ Open Alcohol 120%. "Image format" can be anything – Alcohol 120% can read all the image formats it can create when it comes to burning the file. Choose "Play Station 2" under "Datatype", then press "Next".ģ Select where you want to save the image to, the "Image name". Go to "Image Making Wizard".Ģ Select your CD reader under "CD/DVD Device", you can leave the "Read Speed" at "Maximum" (unless there’s problem reading the disc because it’s scratched, in that case try reading it at a lower speed). It’s also a good idea to verify the burn after you’ve burnt the disc, in that case check the box that says "Verify" before clicking on the button with a HDD pointing towards a disc to burn the game. Select "Mode:ISO:Write" (refer to the top picture).Ģ Select the "Source" (image file – can be number of different formats, the ones that DVD Decrypter supports are: *.BIN, *.CDI, *.CDR ,*.DVD ,*.GI, *.IMG, *.ISO, *.LST, *.MDS, *.NRG, *.PDI, *.UDI) and "Destination" (DVD Burner).ģ For DVDs never burn at above 4x max (using a 8x media). Select "Mode:ISO:Read".Ģ Select the "Source" (DVD drive) and "Destination" (name of the image file to be saved).ģ Press the button with a disc pointing towards a HDD to rip the game.īurning a DVD (DVD Decrypter v3.5.4.0):ġ Open DVD Decrypter. Ripping a DVD (DVD Decrypter v3.5.4.0):ġ) Open DVD Decrypter. Programs to use (do a search in Google and you'll find the programs easily): The program versions included in the tutorial is just there to let you know what I’ve used, different versions will work too. BEFORE YOU CONTINUE: You NEED swap magic or modchip to play copied games, if you don't have either of those, then do some research on swapmagic/modchip before you come back and read more on how to copy games that you legally own! Īfter reading numerous posts asking for help on how to rip/burn a CD/DVD game, I’ve decided to put this together.
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