#Dragons lair 2 3 download#

poked around the forum there, and if you're a Comcast customer it looks like Comcast may specifically be restricting Daphne related torrents. I would check the Daphne forums out, they're very helpful and they might be able to answer that question, and as far as I know the program isn't any sort of 'taboo'ĭisregard any certificate errors that come up, the forum is safe for your browser. There's a chance that the program no longer works. I haven't had a need to use D for D recently but it was working as of last year. if you intend to put more than just Dragon's Lair, Space Ace and Dragon's Lair 2 on your computer, it can get a bit space-consuming. The average file size of a Laserdisc image is around 600 or so MB. Maybe that dummies program isn't supported anymore and the some newer version of daphne is incompatible? HELP!?Hmmmm. Even the recently released Dragon's Lair Blu Ray (which is beautiful) doesn't compare to the accuracy and 'arcade feel' of Daphne. I tried opening my 6881 port (as suggested) but it doesn't seem like it's working, and from what I've read, Comcast restricts access through this port for whatever reason (i.e. I assume this has something to do with bit torrent?

#Dragons lair 2 3 download#

When DaphneLoader gets to the point where it needs to download game support files, I get an 'HTTP Header Error'. This is an old thread but I'm having an issue with the 'dummies' program. so it can move with system upgrades, or go mobile if needed for whatever reason.

It wouldn't hurt to drop a few bucks on an external HDD and have the whole Daphne program resident on that with the Roms and Laserdisc images. If you intend to put more than just Dragon's Lair, Space Ace and Dragon's Lair 2 on your computer, it can get a bit space-consuming. which, IMO adds to the expereince.) Even the recently released Dragon's Lair Blu Ray (which is beautiful) doesn't compare to the accuracy and 'arcade feel' of Daphne. (Some of them even have some very minor and brief 'tracking' distortion on the screen. And I'm a huge LD game buff with a very discerning eye. If I didn't know better I'd think I was playing the original laser discs. Which, isn't bad considering how un-compressed the video is.

so, the time varries, but each game I've downloaded has taken upwards of 5-10 hours.

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