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Swapping Laser Damage? |
Jaded God - Nov 26, 2002 |
antime | Nov 26, 2002 | ||||
Those aren't backups. |
Jaded God | Nov 27, 2002 | |||
thanks Barracuda so when it goes to 2x the speed swap it? k man thanks |
Jaded God | Nov 28, 2002 | |||
Then how do you explain the FTP section? How do you try and describe how it is "legal"? |
antime | Nov 28, 2002 | |||
It probably isn't. Hosting the actual games definitely isn't. If anyone has tried to convince you otherwise, that person is either misinformed or deliberately lying. As you have just demonstrated, there is an enormous amount of disinformation going around. |
cherok | Nov 28, 2002 | |||
model 2 saturn have the round buttons? I insert the backup then right after you hear the laser stop reading, put your index finger in the little nook in the cd drive and *flip* the disc out. pop in an original, let it spin and then do the same just before the black screen. It works well for me, and I doubt it has much of an adverse effect on the motor since I am only flipping it, and not stopping the thing altogether |
Jaded God | Nov 28, 2002 | |||
So your saying you flip it from the bottom up? Lick tap it upwards on the bottom of the cd... I have a 4-in-1 Cart so How do I model 2 swap with it the right way? |
gameboy900 | Nov 28, 2002 | |||
Ok I feel helpful today so... 1. Swaping WILL NOT DAMAGE the laser unit or any part of the saturn. The simple reason is that unlike the highly destructive psx swap the saturn is a smart console. If the unit senses that the motor has stopped moving (either because you are holding the disc or something has jammed it) it immediately cuts all power to the motor. It then waits a bit and tries to restart the motor, again stopping if it senses that it isn't moving. The psx on the other hand will continuosly attempt to power the motor and spin it, this is why psx drives burn out so much when you try to swap on them, it's too stupid to realize the motor can't move and tries to force it anyway. While in practice swaping on a saturn DOES cause some damage it is so minimal that you would have to do it several thousand times (in the 100,000 range) to actually have any noticable effects. 2. Swaping without any carts is simple. First insert the cdr into the drive, power on, when you hear the laser unit move (a gear grinding kinda woosh sound) swap it with the original, the drive reads the security at a slower speed, when you hear the laser unit move again swap in the cdr again and off you go. If you see the cdr spinning faster then slower than faster, etc, you were late on the second swap. The first swap is not very time critical but the second one is. If you missed it you can repeat the swaping again without having to reboot (since the saturn is looking for the security ring again). To practice take the case of the saturn and swap with it off, watch the laser unit move and listen for the sounds to get used to it. Once you get good at it just put the case back on. 3. Swaping with a cart is even easier. Just insert the cdr, then in the menus select to start the game, AS SOON AS YOU PRESS THE BUTTON swap in the original game, then swap back to the cdr like above. Simple. |
Taelon | Nov 28, 2002 | |||
hey Jaded God....thanks for that nice comment |
Jaded God | Nov 28, 2002 | |||
lol no.. I never even had a saturn when I was younger ??? lol. I did have a genesis at that time period though hehe. And besides that my mom would never touch my stuff let alone sell anything.. Even when I was 10... She would let me do it if I wanted to... Hah I made it sound like I live with my mom and all and im like 2 years old... Nah. I love you all |
Jaded God | Nov 28, 2002 | |||
I try to avoid the subject of "backups" and "burns" as much as I can, especially when I don't know how everyone feels about it here.. You know? |
Taelon | Dec 1, 2002 | |||
Ooohhhh! I'm a god! I'm a Goa'uld! Bring on the Jaffa! I shall rule over my own planet and my own stargate!!! |