Hi Tim,
It is possible to burn a DVD or any console game to a standard CD-R.
Just like you can 'rip' a track from an audio CD and convert it to MP3 format, you can also rip the signal from a DVD and convert it to DivX format which is a compression algorithm that compresses the ripped file to a size small enough to fit on a CD-R. The (FREE) software for ripping, editing and playback is available from www.divx.com.
As regards console games, you can simply make an image file (.iso, .nrg) of any disk using standard CD-writing software like EZCD Creator or Nero Burning ROM (a free copy of which is packaged with most CD-Writer drives).
Like anything, it takes practice to get it right but as I said the software to do it is completely free.
I have received several similar emails and it is possible the software does what it says. But it is unlikely to be any better at the job than that already available for free.
Hope this helps.
Best Regards
Kit
It is possible to burn a DVD or any console game to a standard CD-R.
Just like you can 'rip' a track from an audio CD and convert it to MP3 format, you can also rip the signal from a DVD and convert it to DivX format which is a compression algorithm that compresses the ripped file to a size small enough to fit on a CD-R. The (FREE) software for ripping, editing and playback is available from www.divx.com.
As regards console games, you can simply make an image file (.iso, .nrg) of any disk using standard CD-writing software like EZCD Creator or Nero Burning ROM (a free copy of which is packaged with most CD-Writer drives).
Like anything, it takes practice to get it right but as I said the software to do it is completely free.
I have received several similar emails and it is possible the software does what it says. But it is unlikely to be any better at the job than that already available for free.
Hope this helps.
Best Regards
Kit
