1 Topic by BitLooter (edited by BitLooter 2009-03-03 02:36:11)

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Disc: Need for Speed Underground (Disc 2) [Disc 1 has no protection]
Protection: SafeDisc v2.90.040

I've used DDump on this disc, ripped it three times, and got the same image and logfile each time. However, there are a number of bad sectors outside of the 1-10,000 range specified in the SafeDisc thread. Otherwise everything else seems fine. Is there anything I need to do before submitting it to the database?

Also, this is the first time I've submitted a SafeDisc rip - is there anything else I should know besides what was described in the thread?

Edit: Something else that occurred to me: should the .exe date be the date of the game executable or the setup executable?

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there are a number of bad sectors outside of the 1-10,000 range specified in the SafeDisc thread
This ranges should be updated (up to 10.500)

should the .exe date be the date of the game executable or the setup executable?
It wasn't cleared till now, leave it out, exe date can be added/fixed later

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Thanks, I'll go submit the data now.

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could you please upload the log file, i have a game with same SafeDisc version and i am interesting in your log smile

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5 Reply by BitLooter (edited by BitLooter 2009-03-03 03:53:35)

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Sure thing: http://www.mediafire.com/?iqiimjtlgnf

Edit: I just saw it got added to the database, but somebody added a colon to the name. It's not Need for Speed: Underground, it's just Need for Speed Underground. That's what it says on the case, and on the website: http://www.ea.com/official/nfs/underground/us/ (clearer on the FAQ).