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2.0.3.10221/ February 25, 2018; 17 months ago ( 2018-02-25)andWebsiteAlcohol 120% is an and created by Alcohol Soft.Alcohol 120% can also mount disc images, with support for their proprietary Media Descriptor Image (/.mdf) disc image format. It is capable of converting image files to the. Alcohol Soft has cited it will not be developing an image editor for Alcohol 120%.The latest versions of Alcohol 120% contain the A.C.I.D. A.C.I.D., or 'Alcohol Cloaking Initiative for DRM' (based originally on the application), operates as an 'SCSI-drive protector' which hides emulated drives from 7 and 4. Contents.Supported file types The file formats supported by Alcohol 120%'s image mounting feature are listed in the adjacent table.Alcohol 120%'s image making tool supports the following formats:. /.mdf (default). //.
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Supported file formats for image mounting.b5t.b6tBlindWrite.bwt/.bwi/.bwsBlindWrite//.sub.cdi/.binCompressed ISO image/.mdfMedia Descriptor Image/.nri.pdiInstant CopyAs of 2011Copy protection Alcohol 120%'s image recording feature is capable of bypassing certain schemes, such as, and (DPM). However, certain copy protection schemes require burner hardware that is capable of reproducing the copy protection.
It can also create images of and file systems. It lacks the ability to back up DVD titles encrypted with the. Due to legal restrictions, Alcohol Soft has opted not to include this feature.Some software manufacturers employ methods to prevent Alcohol 120% from copying the software. There are tools available that attempt to counteract the blacklist methods, such as Anti-blaxx and CureROM.
These two programs have been replaced by A.C.I.D.Alcohol 52% Alcohol 52% is a version of Alcohol 120% without the burning engine. It can still create image files, and mount those images on up to 31 virtual drives. There are two versions of Alcohol 52%, free and 30-day trial. The free version contains an optional toolbar bundled and is limited to 6 virtual drives.
Alcohol 120% Free Edition Alcohol 120% Free Edition This version is free fully functional for non-commercial use Alcohol 120% Free Edition.Awards. European ShareWare Conference 2006 Epsilon AwardY.A.S.U Y.A.S.U ( Yet Another SecuROM Utility) originally developed for utility, which allows hiding virtual drives from SecuROM 7 and SafeDisc 4. Later the third-party developers created a version for Alcohol 120%.
A.C.I.D A.C.I.D ( Alcohol Cloaking Initiative for DRM) built-in Alcohol 120% utility is based on the Y.A.S.U program and is similar to it. See also. (SPTD)References.