22-01-2009, 04:26 PM
The problem is not the data, is the software and speed of recording, quests seem to be very sensitive to any change but it is possible to overcome that, ives has done his disk and tested it, nor problems were found, but when other ppl tried to do the same the results were different, quest crash is common on these disks.
you have 3 solutions:
- get the original disk, no autoconnect, no fast load, but also no quest crashes
- Folow a guide wich i can give if requested that has specific info on how to avoid the FSOD and BSOD in quests offline, i have tested many quests excluding gran squal and they never crashed, it usually requires you to do something different in the quest, such as piping and talking to a npc and believe it or not, the game won't crash on the problematic cinematic
- burn the software using different speeds and software until you get one that works.
you have 3 solutions:
- get the original disk, no autoconnect, no fast load, but also no quest crashes
- Folow a guide wich i can give if requested that has specific info on how to avoid the FSOD and BSOD in quests offline, i have tested many quests excluding gran squal and they never crashed, it usually requires you to do something different in the quest, such as piping and talking to a npc and believe it or not, the game won't crash on the problematic cinematic
- burn the software using different speeds and software until you get one that works.
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