How can a video game console tell the difference between retail DVDs and burned ones?

I mean, what's the reason that it's completely impossible to burn an exact clone of a retail DVD? How does the game console tell that it's a burned version if the data on the disc is the same?How can a video game console tell the difference between retail DVDs and burned ones?Copywrite IssuesHow can a video game console tell the difference between retail DVDs and burned ones?Well plain and simply the disc is printed so it is always slightly different often has slightly different read angle to, then there is the manufacturer information that has to be got as well the region it is playing it from often is not included in burns as well. Bur mainly something with a xbox 360 it has a little hologram in the centre with information about the disc which gets read to tell it if it is legit which just simply cannot be done with standard tools.How can a video game console tell the difference between retail DVDs and burned ones?i used a software to copy my wii game, and i don't need to worry about the game will broken someday while i am playing it, though it is a clone one, I copied all game disc features, i.e.perfect 1:1 disc image clone for video games , and the sound and video never lose in quality;here is the link to the software



http://www.copygames.org/guides/copy-wii鈥?/a>

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