Software update: Blindwrite v4.2.1 - adds Twinpeak technique!
Posted on 06/11/02 13:27 by Dennis                             
Software update: Blindwrite v4.2.1 - adds Twinpeak technique!

On the Blindwrite website we can find a new Blindwrite Suite version. This latest version has some small changes and now includes a how-to document on the BWA-builder which contains physical media description required for instance for the latest SecuRom protections.

Besides that this latest Blindwrite Suite version introduces 'media local density variation' a technique comparable to the Twinpeaks technique which was first introduced by our forum member blackcheck, who posted this on our popular Optical Storage Technical Discussions Forum.


Blindwrite Suite v4.2.1

  • Latest BWABuilder and how-to doc
  • Hardware database updated
  • Implement "media local density variation" (mldv, equivalent to twinpeak technique)
Quick tutorial for latest protection

  1. Extract with BR
  2. Create a .bwa of the same base name using latest bwabuilder ( see doc with bwabuilder ) and place it in the same location than the image files.
  3. burn with BW using DAO pw or pq
  4. (only if you play the copy from a CD writer) run insektor V3 and turn on support
  5. Launch cd ( be patient with some drives)

You can download this latest Blindwrite Suite version from www.blindwrite.com. More information on the Twinpeaks technique can be found in this thread on our forum. Please note that this thread was meant for technical users.

Other users should simply check out the new Blindwrite Suite version or Alcohol 120% which is also known to be successful against the latest SecuRom and SafeDisc protections.

Source: Blindwrite

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By Guest, Wednesday 06 November 2002 14:10
looks like we're going back to the good ol' days, like a year ago, when there was a new version of blindsuite every other day Wink :4
By GrefdigGloner, Wednesday 06 November 2002 15:15
looks like we're going back to the good ol' days, like 3 years ago, when there was no not-copyable protection. Gräfdig Gloner
By Guest, Wednesday 06 November 2002 23:08
All right go Blindwrite v4.2.1!!! I honor any software capable of copying the latest SecuRom and SafeDisc protections!!!
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