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14-08-2006
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| CD Freaks Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2006
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| burner support +96 subchannel writing? ive saw some post here saying that you need a burner with +96subchannel reading/writing function to burn psx libcrypt protected cds. ive failed many times using my sony dvdburner. so is there a good dvd burner model can help me handle these psx games? or cd burner is okay, any advise is welcome. million thanks! |
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