How am I supposed to emulate games in this??
- Thread starter Chie
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Miretank
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if i'm reading right, you're trying to run the game from your gc disc, right?
if yes, forget it. you cannot run it from disc cause your cd/dvd drive is not able to read gc discs. the only thing you can do is to rip the mini-disc.
ah, and you can't ask how rip it here. it is an illegal practice.
if yes, forget it. you cannot run it from disc cause your cd/dvd drive is not able to read gc discs. the only thing you can do is to rip the mini-disc.
ah, and you can't ask how rip it here. it is an illegal practice.
Toasty
Sony battery
Some people do do illegal things. Do you know how much music is illegally swapped online? Right now the only way to run a GC game on your computer is to either obtain an ISO by some illegal means, or rip the innards out of a GC and somehow adapt the drive so it will work on a computer with the emulator (probably not gonna happen). Since it's prohibited to discuss methods of obtaining illegal things here, you're on your own getting yourself an ISO. They're out there, but we can't tell you where or how to find them.Chie said:
Also FYI, GameCube emulation is not very advanced yet, and it is likely that even if you do manage to get a game running, it won't run at a playable speed (unless it doesn't have any 3D rendering in it).
General Plot
Britchie Crazy
I surely hope you don't think that ISO's are ripped by tearing apart a GC and somehow fusing it with a PC, as I can assure you, it's a bit more technical (and cleaner) task than that.Toasty said:
It's more along the lines of using the broadband adapter and a certain game. But I can't get into the specifics.
Toasty
Sony battery
No no no.generalplot said:I surely hope you don't think that ISO's are ripped by tearing apart a GC and somehow fusing it with a PC, as I can assure you, it's a bit more technical (and cleaner) task than that.
Don't worry - I didn't think that. But in some countries (like the U.S.) ripping a disc that has some sort of copy-protection is also considered illegal, so I meant for that to be included in the "illegal means". I know the process, but like you said - no specifics.Cybertronic
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One time I tried to stick a tape in my VCR to record The Superbowl, and the FBI landed appache helacopters in my backyard and busted down the door and shot several rounds into my VCR and then left. Oh wait... never mind, that didnt happen to me. :whistling *PM me if you know where I got that from*
I don't think you emulate the games. The emulator does the job of emulating the GameCube system itself, and you play the games.
I remember there was this one time when I riding on my bicycle and listening to my IPod when a G-man stepped out from around the corner and BAM!! Herpes.
I remember there was this one time when I riding on my bicycle and listening to my IPod when a G-man stepped out from around the corner and BAM!! Herpes.
Cybertronic
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I once knew a girl named Syphilis..... her pearents must have hated her a lot!
In the US, you are allowed to make a "reasonable" number of copies (as determined by the courts) of any legally acquired copyrighted material, as long as you do not distribute those copies. US copyright laws allow you to make copies in case the original degrades or gets destroyed/lost/stolen, or whatever.
I could get into the whole thing about how DRM is not compatible with US copyright, and is ultimately a fruitless endeavor, but I don't feel like writing that much tonight.
I could get into the whole thing about how DRM is not compatible with US copyright, and is ultimately a fruitless endeavor, but I don't feel like writing that much tonight.