Gamecube NR-Writer

WUOHAHAHAH!!!

Matsushita SW-9501 Gamecube NR-Writer!!!

 

INFO:

Matsushita-Kotobuki (Panasonic) SW-9501 scsi-2 DVD Burner (AKA Gamecube NR-Writer).
I've tested the drive with Nero, Prassi Ones, and Alcohol 120, all is working. The SW-9501 can also be used for Gamecude development in the creating of NR Master Disk.

 

...Hmmmm strange, your piccy and the details above are the same as subbie's!

...I presume there was several NR-Writers on offer from the same seller?

 

oooh, nice buy. Have you tried writing homebrew games to it, and running them in a nr reader?

 

Won on an auction of ebay to this link:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=44955&item=5196563170&rd=1&ssPageName=WDVW

 

WTF? are you just posting this because you found it?

That is the exact burner I bought (i'm the winner of that auction). It just showed up today.

--edit--
I even have a topic posted about it.

 

...Yeh, thats the same seller that subbie bought his from !

 

De-ja-vu

 

...Ground hog day

 

Its actualy the exact auction I bought mine from.

 

http://assemblergames.com/forums/showthread.php?t=5018

...Here's a link for berserk70 to make it nice and easy

 

Odd, I buy from the guy all the time and he said he only had one.....hum

 

I wonder where he got it from because it came with a CD full of interesting things that should not be given away freely.

 

many thanks

 

Ah so he dint win it but he saw it was won in that auction

Welcome to the boards!

 

hi,
mine were only of the information that I wanted give I have not never said to you to have gained an auction :smt009

 

Undertood now. just in the wording.

welcome to the board

 

does anyone know the exact technical differences between a nr disc and an gc-iso burned to mini-dvd?

 

There are a couple of differences.

- the scrambling seeds are fixed to another value for NR-discs, which is a differnet one than the ones on a normal DVD
- the first 6 bytes of each dvd sector as used for data, i.e. the data is moved 6 bytes to the beginning (thus the CPR.MAI field is used)
- they have a special leading ("physical volume information" etc.)

Basically NR-Discs are like retail disc, just that they don't have a BCA ("barcode") and the seed is fixed, whereas on original discs, there are like 16 possibilities depending on some bytes ...