Third, blackcheck's twinpeak tool is programmed to be used with CloneCD so why not use it with the program for which it was designed (CloneCD) rather than using a modified version in a program for which it wasn't designed (Blindwrite) or one that, whilst it can make and burn images in CloneCD format uses a different format as its native one (alcohol). (Blindwrite has been updated several times since the release of that version to try to remedy the bugs but later releases rarely succeed in making copies of securom 4.8x protected games that will work without emulation.) On the other hand, as we all know, within its limits, CloneCD is both fully stable and reliable.
Second, whilst Blindwrite Suite version 4.2.5 and 4.5.7 can also make copies of securom 4.8x protected cds that work without emulation (since it too uses a version of the twinpeak process), it is anything but a reliable application. (In my case, most of the games I copy are back-ups for my children and copies that require emulation are useless as they do not have any of alcohol, daemon tools or blindwrite installed on their computers.) As such, it is obviously superior to an RMPS copy made with alcohol or an autoplay copy made with blindwrite since copies made with either of those methods require emulation to work. While the method used is a little time consuming, it isn't difficult and has a number of advantages over other methods.įirst, and most obvious, is that a copy made with this method will work on most devices without any form of emulation.
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