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Posted: 25-06-2004

jeeppett0 (New on Forum): Posts: 13

Hi,
Is it possible now to back-up gamecube games with a dvd writer, burning them on mini dvds?

What about the Phantasy star online method?

Thanks!

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Posted: 25-06-2004

Mr. Belvedere (MyCE Resident): Posts: 15,655

Nope.

To my knowledge GameCube's mini-dvd's are read in reverse order (from outer to inner) so therefore not copyable.

You can transfer content back and forth using the broadband adaptor and the exploit.

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Posted: 23-08-2004

SinDios (New on Forum): Posts: 1

I have saw one guy who take of front cover of his GC and he put in standard size burned DVD and play some game...so it must be posible to back-up GC DVD

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Posted: 30-08-2004

Mr. Belvedere (MyCE Resident): Posts: 15,655

So far , the only iso's i've seen are the ones made by using this method.

Last edited by DoMiN8ToR; 26-05-2005 at 20:48.

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Posted: 20-06-2005

md64 (New on Forum): Posts: 2

i have been monitoring these threads lately, and after one year i found out how to do it!!!

however its not all that leagal, so if you want to find out how to do it email me at Michael.Damian@gmail.com.

a quick explination would be: get the iso, burn it on to a mini dvd, or a dvd (if you like playing with your to off!!

)-wich unfourtunately i dont know how to do, and play, but u have to have a chip like viper GC.

any way you might just want to wait for revolution, and download the game 100% LEGAL!!!!

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Posted: 25-06-2005

kwkard (CDFreaks Resident): Posts: 1,813

I have a qoob pro modchip in my Gamecube. Works great. You can transfer the games from your gc over the broadband adapter to your pc for burning. This chip supports direct booting of dvd-r discs. You can use mini or full size. I'm using full size Ritek G05's in my GC. To fit the whole thing, you need to take the top off. But Team Xecuter is about to start manufacturing full replacement cases for the gamecube that supports full size dvds.
Pics of Replacement Case
Qoob Chip Website
Using an official bios from the Qoob Pro chip, doesn't support booting dvdr backups. But a little googleing for one never hurt.

I've tested backups of all my gc games and they work great.
Also, the qoobchip has a mini usb "b" connector for easy flashing of the bios.

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Posted: 07-07-2005

crustyteacup (CD Freaks Senior Member): Posts: 370

if you burn them on full dvds, it only reads the first 1.5gig doesn't it? the gamecube scene is starting to take off, as well as the ds scene and psp scene.

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Posted: 07-07-2005

kwkard (CDFreaks Resident): Posts: 1,813

For all pratical purposes, yes, around 1.35GB. I think some have done test that report up to 2.2gb, but not with good readability or something like that.

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Posted: 22-07-2005

md64 (New on Forum): Posts: 2

thats the last time im posting my email on an open fourm!
Please stop emailing me, i get atleast 5 emails a day, and i dont check my gmail everyday!

so,
Step #1:get .iso
Step #2: burn.iso
Step #3: enjoy!
the only problem is how to get the .iso, and im not revealing my source.

u must have viper GC installed into your GC.
and, if you cant do all that, dont waste your money on GC games, save up for Nintendo Revolutions!! you can download all nintendo-made games for FREE!!!

I understand that the data is reversed, but if you copy it directly to a mini dvd, it should be fine.

if you want to learn more, google: how to copy xbox games,find something that explaines the way it works. for the mostpart viedo game consloes consist of the same kind of stuff. learn about the BIOS. this is the part that verifys the game.

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Posted: 29-08-2005

Fried Lizard (New on Forum): Posts: 1

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Originally Posted by md64

and, if you cant do all that, dont waste your money on GC games, save up for Nintendo Revolutions!! you can download all nintendo-made games for FREE!!!

Um, no. You will not be able to download all Nintendo's games, Gamecube games will be omitted as they will still be on sale, not to mention most of the good ones are too large to store on the Rev. They will not be downloadable for free either; what kind of business sense would that be? Who would cover the bandwidth costs?

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Posted: 03-10-2005

OminousDusk (New on Forum): Posts: 1

Bittorrents thank you very much

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Posted: 08-10-2005

Minadude (New on Forum): Posts: 2

Hi All!

I have installed the cobra modchip in my Gamecube. (works PERFECTLY!!

) Also, I get from one of my "sources" some burned mini dvd-r (backups) of GC games......I was wondering if I can do the whole ripping thing without the PSO exploit...now that I have the modchip installed.....basically, I'm asking for a way to backup GC games unto my pc (broadband adapter perhaps??) and the burn them on Mini dvd-rs or even regular dvdr's.....

Please help if you can!

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Posted: 06-11-2005

Forever Strife (New on Forum): Posts: 3

just get a 30 dollar filtop and burn them to regular dvds

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Posted: 04-01-2006

Rieger (New on Forum): Posts: 1

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Originally Posted by Mr. Belvedere

How do you do that? Do you need a program?

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Posted: 17-04-2006

knowjoe (New on Forum): Posts: 1

OMG! You guys are making this so hard. The best way to do this is without buying a mod chip at all. You can download (not saying how) or import a soft mod onto your mem card and i will act as a mod chip. Then all you do is burn the game you want to burn onto a mini dvd and there you have it. Also you might wanna try fitting an Xbox or PS2 game onto it im not geranteeing (i cant spell) but it's worth a try.

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Posted: 17-04-2006

Burningas (New on Forum): Posts: 20

hi,

please i am loooking forward in moding my GC and i need help. I see this product.. http://www.modchipstore.com/Viper-GC...ube-16324.html
which can upload an image onto a PC and then maybe burn on a mini. BUT will GC play burned mini DVDs? has anyone tried. WHat programs do i need. It would be really nice if i can get a full tutorial.

thanks,
j

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Posted: 06-05-2006

bobabe (New on Forum): Posts: 1

The just recently got max drive pro and its the best way to play gamecube games without installing a mod chip. It was about $50 but well worth it. we had some problems with the mini dvds (read errors) but we took the case top off and are just using regular size dvds. And who needs to rip anything when you can get almost any game you need off bittorrent web sites. email me if you need more info.
Bo

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Posted: 21-05-2006

fonzbear2000 (New on Forum): Posts: 17

here is a newsgroup with tons of gamecube iso's
alt.binaries.cd.image.gamecube

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Posted: 13-06-2006

barfoo (CD Freaks Rookie): Posts: 34

Is it possible to rip gamecube images with a backup copy of phatasy star (on a chipped machine, obviously)

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Posted: 21-09-2006

giggins (New on Forum): Posts: 1

Go to afterdawn.com
brucedlx wrote an excellent tutorial on how to do the soft mod and how to burn GC games to mini dvds.

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Posted: 17-10-2006

ellewazo (New on Forum): Posts: 3

Hi guys! I'M probably the one girl around here... Sorry about my poor english (french is my first language). Just brougt a gamecube, got install qoob pro modchip, i did flashed the bios and got the latest bios install on it... and it still doesn't want to read copied games. I brougt ritek GO5...
Any idea why? some said it's the lazer on the gamecube that has to be change, could it be?

Thanks

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Posted: 17-10-2006

kwkard (CDFreaks Resident): Posts: 1,813

The bios that qoob supplies doesn't allow backups to be booted, you must google for the right bios.

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Posted: 18-10-2006

ellewazo (New on Forum): Posts: 3

ok.. then i must google

thanks kwkard, i will try googleing... i hope i'll find something.

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Posted: 18-10-2006

ellewazo (New on Forum): Posts: 3

kwkard, i got it!!!!

Thanks a lot! WOW, i'm so happy now!
I installed a other version of the bios, and it works perfectly for now. Thanks again!!!

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Posted: 22-10-2006

taytj13 (New on Forum): Posts: 1

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Originally Posted by jeeppett0

Hi,
Is it possible now to back-up gamecube games with a dvd writer, burning them on mini dvds?

What about the Phantasy star online method?

Thanks!

hi do you know what program i need to burn gc games .I always burn dvd's with dvd shrink

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