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| - | The purpose of this dumping guide is create perfect copies of DVD-based discs using a Windows computer. For additional questions, support, and reference, use the forum thread [http://forum.redump.org/topic/10483/discimagecreator/ here].
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| - | Compatible disc drives: Any DVD compatible computer disc drive.
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| - | ==Disc Compatibility==
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| - | This dumping guide encompasses the following DVD disc types:
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| - | # '''PlayStation 2 (DVD)'''. Most PS2 discs were released in DVD disc format (white/clear data-side color), however some were released in CD-ROM format (indigo data-side color). This guide covers only the DVD discs, for CD-ROM discs see the guide [[CD Dumping Guide (Disc Image Creator)|CD Dumping Guide]].
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| - | # '''Computer Games (DVD)''', including Windows (IBM PC Compatible), Macintosh, or Windows/Mac hybrid discs. Many older computer games were released in DVD or CD-ROM format. This guide covers only DVD games. For CD-ROM discs see the guide [[CD Dumping Guide (Disc Image Creator)|CD Dumping Guide]].
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| - | # '''DVD Video'''. DVD videos were often released as bonus discs when buying a game, or as a standalone promo item.
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| - | ==Setup / Tools==
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| - | # '''Disc Image Creator''': [https://github.com/saramibreak/DiscImageCreator/releases Download the latest copy] (it is the first zip, the package will be called DiscImageCreator_[DATE HERE].zip", then unzip it. Wherever you put the unzipped folder will affect where your roms are written to when you dump the discs.
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| - | # '''HashCalc''' (or any other checksum tool): [https://archive.org/download/Hashcalc20070303/hashcalc%202007-03-03.zip Download], unzip, install.
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| - | ==Dumping==
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| - | Now you have all the tools, are all setup and ready to begin dumping.
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| - | # Launch the native Windows app "Command Prompt" (Start menu > Windows System > Command Prompt).
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| - | # Navigate to the Disc Image Creator folder you unzipped, go into the "Release_ANSI" and copy the directory location. See image below for example.
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