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MethodGit 28 May 2009 01:43

Any coverdisks you already have?
 
I was just wondering if any of you AMR members already happen to have certain coverdisks in your possession, but which are not downloadable for a variety of reasons (i.e. tough copy-protection)?


I'm always willing to scour eBay from time to time for any obscure coverdisks but I'd rather not end up gunning for something that you guys already have a copy of anyway.

Galaxy 28 May 2009 23:22

We do have some comy protected discs - but there aren't a huge number. I'll usually put a note on the coverdisc record indicating that it is copy protected. Which means I probably have a copy.

MethodGit 28 May 2009 23:33

I know that some of the coverdisks available are in "extended ADF" format, but I assume not all coverdisks are easy to dump like that? Do they all come with different protection schemes to one another? Hopefully the SPS team have been able to help out with dumping more protected coverdisks, and also hopefully giving you the a-ok to make the IPFs available...

MethodGit 13 June 2009 15:09

Okay, I've just spotted a huge smattering of Amiga Action and The One disks on eBay going for peanuts each and I'm prepared to bag as many of them as poss. :crazy


But first, please confirm whether the following are copy-protected or not....

The One #58 - July 1993 - Disk A - Cannon Fodder
The One #62 - November 1993 - Disk A - Uridium 2
The One #64 - January 1994 - Disk B - Zool 2/Beetle
Amiga Action #34 - July 1992 - Disk 1 - Liverpool
Amiga Action #58 - June 1994 - Disk 1 - Puggsy
Amiga Action #59 - July 1994 - Disk 2 - Naughty Ones
Amiga Action #69 - April 1995 - Disk 4 - Blues Brothers
Amiga Format #53 - December 1993 - Disk 2 - Uridium 2

It's just on their respective mag pages there is no note to say if the disk(s) is/are protected or not.

Also, why is there usually a case of a scan of a coverdisk being available but not a dump? I take it an external party was able to provide scans at the time but not dumps for a reason (perhaps 'lack of an Amiga' is one of them)?

killergorilla 13 June 2009 15:12

Maybe this thread could help?

http://eab.abime.net/showthread.php?...ed+cover+disks

At a quick glance, I can see Liverpool on there.

MethodGit 13 June 2009 16:06

Thanks, but that thread hasn't been updated in a fair while so I don't know how far they've progressed.

Also, it would be well silly if they had SPS'ed certain disks years ago and still not released them...


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