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(Created page with "The 3DO has no copy protection built-in, meaning that any out-of-region or homebrew CD-R can boot without performing any physical modification to the console. This section documents how you can play your physical backups on your 3DO, provided that you own it and have previously created a backup. == Prerequisites == * A 3DO model (any model is supported) ** If your model has trouble reading burned media, try re-adjusting the laser pot. This will, however, requires knowle...") |
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The 3DO | This section documents on how you can play your physical backups on your 3DO, provided that you own the physical games and that you have previously created a backup. | ||
== Copy Protections == | |||
The 3DO long before affordable consumer CD burners were made, have no copy protection built into the firmware, meaning that any out-of-region game (including homemade burnt CD-Rs) can boot without performing any form of physical modifications to the hardware. | |||
== Prerequisites == | == Prerequisites == | ||
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# Open "ImgBurn" and select the icon labelled "Write image file to disc". | # Open "ImgBurn" and select the icon labelled "Write image file to disc". | ||
# Under the 'Source' tab, select the 'magnifying glass' icon, and open the disc image you wish to burn. | # Under the 'Source' tab, select the 'magnifying glass' icon, and open the disc image you wish to burn. | ||
# Under 'Settings', | # Under 'Settings', set the write speed to either MAX or slow, whichever is preferred best. | ||
# Click the "Burn" button to write the image to the disc. | # Click the "Burn" button to write the image to the disc. | ||
Latest revision as of 13:17, 3 November 2024
This section documents on how you can play your physical backups on your 3DO, provided that you own the physical games and that you have previously created a backup.
Copy Protections
The 3DO long before affordable consumer CD burners were made, have no copy protection built into the firmware, meaning that any out-of-region game (including homemade burnt CD-Rs) can boot without performing any form of physical modifications to the hardware.
Prerequisites
- A 3DO model (any model is supported)
- If your model has trouble reading burned media, try re-adjusting the laser pot. This will, however, requires knowledge of proper maintenance.
- A computer with an appropriate CD-RW burner
- ImgBurn
- High-quality CD-R media (use either Taiyo Yuden (CMC) or Verbatim AZO media, do NOT use CD-RW discs)
- A backup of your disc (can either be in BIN/CUE or ISO format, BIN/CUE recommended)
Burning your backup
- Open "ImgBurn" and select the icon labelled "Write image file to disc".
- Under the 'Source' tab, select the 'magnifying glass' icon, and open the disc image you wish to burn.
- Under 'Settings', set the write speed to either MAX or slow, whichever is preferred best.
- Click the "Burn" button to write the image to the disc.