Copy Programs - Page 3

pintcat · 17 August 2013, 00:49

2 more programs not appearing on your list:

1. PD-Copy or Professional D-Copy. Very similar to D-Copy. In fact, it seems to be the very same just with a different GUI.

2. Select-Copy, complete in German. Nothing special as far as I remember. As you can see on the screen shot the names Spreadpoint, Defjam & CCS appear in the program. I can't say if this was written or cracked by these people.

Gods · 22 March 2014, 22:00

Quote:

Originally Posted by Boo Boo

Always amazed me the scratching of the chip info - seems common practise

They are 74HC4066AP chips. I have made a MACII hardware schematic in 1993 with DPaint.

BarryB · 31 March 2014, 13:27

Did you ever understand how to use MACII? I bought it and could never copy anything with it, but with cyclone and its dongle it copied nearly everything!

Anemos · 31 March 2014, 13:55

what is the best copy prog for protection disks, also for overtake bad tracks - bad disk?
i have use many years ago that progs... :|

Retro1234 · 31 March 2014, 14:18

MAC II was a Rip off of Super-Card Ami, the same software and eveything but with the name changed - I always thought it better than cyclone.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gods

They are 74HC4066AP chips. I have made a MACII hardware schematic in 1993 with DPaint.

Thanks dude any idea what chip was used in powercopy?

1988 · 03 June 2015, 17:41

Quote:

Originally Posted by pmc

@ Pheonix - OK, attached is a .zip file which contains:

AllCopy System 2 - .adf copy of the original program disk

Bamiga Sector One Copy Disk 10 - .adf compilation disk with loads of copiers

System Z Copy Disk - .adf compilation disk with loads of copiers

Amiga Yorkshire Mega Disk 7 - .adf compilation disk with loads of copiers

Where I got those copy disks from when I was a kid? - who knows! Anyways - enjoy.

Can you (or somebody else) please re-upload all those disks?

Gods · 06 March 2016, 19:10

Quote:

Originally Posted by Boo Boo

MAC II was a Rip off of Super-Card Ami, the same software and eveything but with the name changed - I always thought it better than cyclone.

Thanks dude any idea what chip was used in powercopy?

Sorry, i don't have the powercopy hardware. But i think they all use the same family of chips (bilateral switch intended for the transmission or multiplexing of analog or digital signals)

Gods · 06 March 2016, 19:17

Quote:

Originally Posted by BarryB

Did you ever understand how to use MACII?

YES, very powerful disk copier ! I copied all my original games, even with "synchro indexed track" like "Rodland" game.

Retro1234 · 06 March 2016, 19:36

Ok I guess its possible to make one in theory but with some many people moving on from floppys......

26 October 2016, 14:18

Hello, people.

I remember having seen a lesser-known disk copier, which had a graphical interface and a button to toggle a very beautiful, nostalgic little tune. I had ripped the mod out of the copier (was named baby.mod) and, well, at some point lost both the copier and the mod.

I keep squeezing my brain, but I can't remember the name of the program and all these years of searching have yielded nothing. I'd be grateful if someone helped, because I'm still hearing the tune inside my head. The copier was part of a pre-1991 compilation disk.

jarre · 24 January 2017, 09:35

There was also the bootblock copier, which was in the copydisk bootblock menu from random access / switch by pressing the right mouse button..it pops up

Attachment 51803

inside the BS1 part 80.zip is this disk Ultimate Copy disk 26 random access.raw, which have two rare files i believe, the Bootblock copier and ST-COPY, but disk have error so not working st copy is somehow working but i don't know what and how to start and what it will copy in the end but as far as i remember it should backup some psygnosis games..??

jarre · 10 February 2018, 12:29

or was it Barbarian which you could copy with ST-COPY..???

Wiking67 · 22 June 2018, 14:21

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pheonix

Ok, after a rather looooong search process, I've compiled a list of Amiga copy programs. I find it hard to believe that it is complete, and yet I only have a small percentage of them. I've marked the ones I have, along with the version(s) I have of them (marked by **.) Also, many seem to have hardware (dongle ir special enterface of some sort,) options. I have no idea if they are an "option" or "required" by most of them. The suspected/known hardware enable copiers are marked with (HW). Any help in tracking these down, and/or the different version numbers or details of each would be appreciated. Also, copiers that I "suspect" may actually be different revisions of the same program are put together, seperated by /'s.

One I've come across (Lockpick v2,) also has a readme file on the disk that states that it is open source, and to refer to the "source" files, along with instructions on building parameter lists (info on actually building parameters included with source,) included in the archive. However, all I've found is a "prepared" disk that has the source file, instructions, and such removed. I'm looking for the original archive if anyone knows about it. Thank you

The List:

ACopy/A-Copier
AllCopy System v1 & 2 (HW) *v2*
Amiga Copy
Apex (HW)
Blit-A-Copy 2.0
Blitzcopy (HW)
BurstNibbler
Champion Diskcopier
Cool Copier *v1.0*
Copy-C *v1.1*
CVParameter
D-Copy *v3.1*
Disco-scopie
Disk Avenger
FastCopier
Fast Lightning
Fast'Em
Fat Tracks
Flash Copy *v0.9(alpha)*
Hercules Copy
Lockpick *v1 & 2*
Mac II (HW)
Marauder][ *v1.1 Brain 8 - Problem*
Maverick *v1, 2, 3, 4, & 5* (v2+ HW)
Mirror Copier
Mirror Hacker Package
MT-Copy (HW) *v1.01*
Nib *v2.0*
Nibbler
P-Copy
Parameter Copier
PowerCopier/PowerCopy/PowerCopy Pro (HW) *Pro v1.05*
Project-D *v1.1 - 2.2 Parameter Files 0389 - 1290*
Quick Copier
QuickNibble *v1.152*
RattleCopy/RattleCopy Pro *v?.?? (Pac-Man), Pro v4.0 Brain 6*
RawCopy *v1.3g & 1.3n*
Reaper v1.0, 1.1, & 2.0 *v1.0*
Safe II
Sanity-Copy *v?.?*
Siegfried Copy (HW) *v1.1 & v1.5*
Super-Card Ami (HW)
Superduper
Superkit *v1.0*
SuperHack *v1.0*
Syncro Express 1, 2, 3, 4, & maybe 5 (HW) *v3*
Tetra Copier/Tetra-Copy
Turbo Backup
Unicopy *v1.0*
White Lightning
XCopy/XCopy Pro/Cyclone(HW) *MANY MANY Versions*
ZCopier
* I haven't been able to check a couple of the versions I have yet, will update that later*

Thank you

p.s. Let me know if you need any of mine for your own collection.

searthinf for this copiers

Wiking67 · 22 June 2018, 14:22

Quote:

Originally Posted by 1988

Can you (or somebody else) please re-upload all those disks?

Whanting this disks

jarre · 06 November 2018, 22:51

Quote:

Originally Posted by Wiking67

Whanting this disks

little late, but in the zone (copiers.zip)

jarre · 06 November 2018, 22:54

another copier found and fixed

Attachment 60664

also uploaded in the zone

mogouk · 02 February 2019, 16:59

Anyone Have a link for all these copiers, can't seem to find the correct copiers.zip in thezone i'm mainly after ST-COPY and BLITZCOPY.

Thanks!

DamienD · 02 February 2019, 17:58

Hi mogouk,

Welcome to EAB

Files upload to The Zone! only have a lifespan of 60 days...

They are backed up to the EAB File Server though under the directory TheZone/files

...so here you go:

mogouk · 02 February 2019, 18:37

Many Thanks DamienD, im sure i can add to the list got about 500 disks to look through

mogouk

DamienD · 02 February 2019, 18:48

Quote:

Originally Posted by mogouk

Many Thanks DamienD, im sure i can add to the list got about 500 disks to look through

mogouk

Nice

17 August 2013, 00:49	#41
pintcat Registered User Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Berlin/Germany Posts: 226	2 more programs not appearing on your list: 1. PD-Copy or Professional D-Copy. Very similar to D-Copy. In fact, it seems to be the very same just with a different GUI. 2. Select-Copy, complete in German. Nothing special as far as I remember. As you can see on the screen shot the names Spreadpoint, Defjam & CCS appear in the program. I can't say if this was written or cracked by these people. Attached Thumbnails

24 January 2017, 09:35	#51
jarre Registered User Join Date: Sep 2016 Location: Deventer - Netherlands Posts: 599	bootblock copier There was also the bootblock copier, which was in the copydisk bootblock menu from random access / switch by pressing the right mouse button..it pops up Attachment 51803 inside the BS1 part 80.zip is this disk Ultimate Copy disk 26 random access.raw, which have two rare files i believe, the Bootblock copier and ST-COPY, but disk have error so not working st copy is somehow working but i don't know what and how to start and what it will copy in the end but as far as i remember it should backup some psygnosis games..?? Last edited by jarre; 18 November 2020 at 13:12.

06 November 2018, 22:54	#56
jarre Registered User Join Date: Sep 2016 Location: Deventer - Netherlands Posts: 599	another copier found and fixed Attachment 60664 also uploaded in the zone Last edited by jarre; 18 November 2020 at 13:11.

02 February 2019, 17:58	#58
DamienD Banned Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: London / Sydney Age: 47 Posts: 20,420	Hi mogouk, Welcome to EAB Files upload to The Zone! only have a lifespan of 60 days... They are backed up to the EAB File Server though under the directory TheZone/files ...so here you go: copiers [copiers for Wiking67].zip ST-COPY.zip Last edited by DamienD; 02 February 2019 at 18:05.

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26 October 2016, 14:18	#50
ckom26 Posts: n/a	Hello, people. I remember having seen a lesser-known disk copier, which had a graphical interface and a button to toggle a very beautiful, nostalgic little tune. I had ripped the mod out of the copier (was named baby.mod) and, well, at some point lost both the copier and the mod. I keep squeezing my brain, but I can't remember the name of the program and all these years of searching have yielded nothing. I'd be grateful if someone helped, because I'm still hearing the tune inside my head. The copier was part of a pre-1991 compilation disk.

10 February 2018, 12:29	#52
jarre Registered User Join Date: Sep 2016 Location: Deventer - Netherlands Posts: 599	or was it Barbarian which you could copy with ST-COPY..???

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mogouk Registered User Join Date: Nov 2018 Location: uk Posts: 18	Anyone Have a link for all these copiers, can't seem to find the correct copiers.zip in thezone i'm mainly after ST-COPY and BLITZCOPY. Thanks!

02 February 2019, 18:37	#59
mogouk Registered User Join Date: Nov 2018 Location: uk Posts: 18	Many Thanks DamienD, im sure i can add to the list got about 500 disks to look through mogouk

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