Hacking Exception error with games... Can anyone help please?

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[IronMask]

"Details: I am using DVD+RW that I know do work, because I have tried it with Animal Crossing and the game works without any problems, and I burned it with ImgBurn."

Your words ^^^^

DVD+RW ARE NOT SUPPOSED TO BE USED FOR CREATING BACKUPS ****DVD-R**** From tons of burning experience of Wii backups....DVD+R or DVD+RW are highy recommended discs to stay away from when burning backups. And if you do use DVD+Rs set the booktype as DVD-R.

Get you some DVD-Rs.... your Wii drive will love you a little more.

Please stop using DVD+ anything only DVD-Rs... Got it?

 

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[WiiPower]

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You can speak technical because I am quite bright at computers.

Thanks.


QUOTE(Mattyovers @ Jan 10 2009, 12:51 PM) [...]
Sorry I just looked at my disc's I thought they were DVD+RW when there not, they are DVD-R 16x 4.7gb made by Datawrite.

Hmm, + or - isn't a big difference, and R or RW is a even smaller difference.

I try to speak in noobish:
If ImgBurn says: "Invalid or unsupported image file format!" your .iso is bad.

 

[djtaz]

Did you double post ???

http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=128686&hl=


very technical

 

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[DKAngel]

by the looks of the image the iso is bad or corrupted, check the rars agaist the sfv file that should have come with it, if it didnt have one then well go "re backup them" also dont use dvd-rw
dvd+r work perfectly fine if bittsetted to dvd-rom as 20 of my backups are on dvd+r and every single one of them work