My kids are coming of age where the games they are playing are progressing beyond "sesame street" to more sophisticated gaming, such as Red Alert and Warcraft, etc.
Even though they can play more adult oriented games, they still treat their cd's like toys, which is to say.... roughly
. We have a shelf life of about 2-3 months before the cd's get so dinged they are unusable.
Up until now, I was always able to make a copy of the cd, so they can destroy the copy and I could still make them another one. But these "adult" games have a copy protection scheme that foils my cd burner software.
I know all about backing up DVD's (DVD Decryptor, etc.), but is there similar software that allows backing up cd's? I am getting tired of having to re-buy those games just because the media gets scratched.
Any help greatly appreciated!
Even though they can play more adult oriented games, they still treat their cd's like toys, which is to say.... roughly
Up until now, I was always able to make a copy of the cd, so they can destroy the copy and I could still make them another one. But these "adult" games have a copy protection scheme that foils my cd burner software.
I know all about backing up DVD's (DVD Decryptor, etc.), but is there similar software that allows backing up cd's? I am getting tired of having to re-buy those games just because the media gets scratched.
Any help greatly appreciated!