"Compatible:
Unlike other systems on the market SecuROMT does not employ
unreadable sectors (C2 errors) on the disc to create an electronic keycode.
Due to its highly advanced digital signature (keycode) SecuROMT is offering
an unmatched high compatibility rate (> 99,9 %) with all CD-ROM and DVD-ROM
drives on the market to save you from costly consumer calls to your tech
support helpline. "
--
Dan Wiggins
Austin, TX
--
Dan Wiggins
Austin, TX
> "Compatible:
> Unlike other systems on the market SecuROMT does not employ
> unreadable sectors (C2 errors) on the disc to create an electronic
keycode.
> Due to its highly advanced digital signature (keycode) SecuROMT is
offering
> an unmatched high compatibility rate (> 99,9 %) with all CD-ROM and
DVD-ROM
> drives on the market to save you from costly consumer calls to your tech
> support helpline. "
> --
> Dan Wiggins
> Austin, TX
> > Just thought you guys might be interested in a reply that I received
from
> > Sierra today about the problems with Nascar 4 and some CDROM and DVDROM
> > drives. Maybe it will help some of you.
> > David Hearn
> > --------------------------------------------
> > Summary: Can't play Nascar 4. Won't start
> > SUGGESTED SOLUTION:
> > At 02/09/2001 10:49 AM we wrote - There are a few systems that are
> > having conflicts between some of their components and the new copy
> > protection software (SecuROM) used with this game. Specifically the
> > issues are with the CD-ROM drive, sound card, and some of the
> > maintenance suite software packages.
> > Some manufacturers, such as Kenwood, have resolved this issue with
> > firmware upgrades for the CD-ROM drive. Contact either the computer
> > or CD-ROM Mfg. for the firmware upgrade and instructions on applying
> > this upgrade.
> > <snip>
Mine is now safely back in the box on the shelf, and I'm using the copy I
made.
-Larry
> >From the SecureRom website(below), boy, the 0.01% you out there sure
whine a
> >lot.... ;-)
> >"Compatible:
> >Unlike other systems on the market SecuROMT does not employ
> >unreadable sectors (C2 errors) on the disc to create an electronic
keycode.
> >Due to its highly advanced digital signature (keycode) SecuROMT is
offering
> >an unmatched high compatibility rate (> 99,9 %) with all CD-ROM and
DVD-ROM
> >drives on the market to save you from costly consumer calls to your tech
> >support helpline. "
> The funny part of all this high-technology SecuROM ***is that
> the No-CD crack as well as the W***Z version was released
> within hours of N4 hitting the shelves.
> I guess it would deter those casual copiers who don't get on
> the newsgroups much.
So when do I have time to go to work.
What a bunch of hogwash. There's no way we should have to deal with this
convuluted work around.
Alanb
On Sat, 10 Feb 2001 16:05:18 GMT, "Alan Bernardo"
>So when do I have time to go to work.
>What a bunch of hogwash. There's no way we should have to deal with this
>convuluted work around.
>Alanb
> On Sat, 10 Feb 2001 16:05:18 GMT, "Alan Bernardo"
First, you do not need to be in 640x480 resolution: any will do. Second,
you don't have to be in Direct 3D mode: OpenGl will do.
Just disable the joystick port, start the game, atl-tab out, re-enable the
port, go back in, select "direct input" (the one at the bottom-- not sure
what it's called), calibrate wheel, and you're all set.
I wasn't able to calibrate wheel when I had the top button selected.
Despite this, we shouldn't have to do all this ***and a fix is warranted.
Alanb
Why do they insist on inflicting this punishment on their customers?
It has NO EFFECT on piracy whatsoever. Thank goodness for
gamecopyworld. The crack will be up there in days if it isn't already.
Joe McGinn
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