Unfix betablocker images. - Club CDFreaks

JMotter · 21-06-2002

Is it possible to undo the changes that betablocker did to an image file? I had working copies of Operation Flashpoint and MoH:AA, but when I make new copies from "fixed" images by betablocker, they no longer work. Is it possible to unfix the images? FOr teh record, I am using CloneCD 4.0.1.3 with a LG CGE-8320B drive.

JMotter · 21-06-2002

I cannot figure out what happened here. Made images and used betablocker to "fix" them. Made working copies, but am unable to now. Nothing on the system has changed. Strange...

XenoFiRE · 21-06-2002

Just re-read the game from your original CD?

JMotter · 21-06-2002

I no longer have the orginal CDs.

*SirDavidGuy* · 21-06-2002

Try using FES with error correction on. I also know of another method, but Futureproof doesn't want me to tell you (btw, it doesn't involve cracks. Seriously).

XenoFiRE · 21-06-2002

Err...why not? That means your backups are not legal. Tut Tut.

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Originally posted by JMotter
I no longer have the orginal CDs.

**spath** · 21-06-2002

> Is it possible to undo the changes that
> betablocker did to an image file?

Sure. Extract the weak sectors, unscramble
them, restore the bytes, scramble the sectors
and put them back into the image.

JMotter · 21-06-2002

May I ask why Futureproof doesn't want you to share the info. Here's some more added wierdness. WHen I burn the images toa CDRW, they work fine. Trying to different types of CDR media (Memorex and TDK) results in bad copies. What is different with the CDRWs?

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21-06-2002	#2 (permalink)
JMotter New on Forum Join Date: Jun 2002 Posts: 5	I cannot figure out what happened here. Made images and used betablocker to "fix" them. Made working copies, but am unable to now. Nothing on the system has changed. Strange...

21-06-2002	#3 (permalink)
XenoFiRE CD Freaks Rookie Join Date: May 2002 Posts: 30	Just re-read the game from your original CD?

21-06-2002	#4 (permalink)
JMotter New on Forum Join Date: Jun 2002 Posts: 5	I no longer have the orginal CDs.

21-06-2002	#5 (permalink)
SirDavidGuy CDFreaks Resident Join Date: Nov 2001 Posts: 1,467	Try using FES with error correction on. I also know of another method, but Futureproof doesn't want me to tell you (btw, it doesn't involve cracks. Seriously).

21-06-2002	#7 (permalink)
spath Moderator Join Date: Jan 2002 Posts: 967	> Is it possible to undo the changes that > betablocker did to an image file? Sure. Extract the weak sectors, unscramble them, restore the bytes, scramble the sectors and put them back into the image.

21-06-2002	#8 (permalink)
JMotter New on Forum Join Date: Jun 2002 Posts: 5	May I ask why Futureproof doesn't want you to share the info. Here's some more added wierdness. WHen I burn the images toa CDRW, they work fine. Trying to different types of CDR media (Memorex and TDK) results in bad copies. What is different with the CDRWs?