Games on DVD-9 media are currently unsupported by HDLoader. If you attempt to install a DVD-9 game it is likely that the installation will appear successful, but any attempt to actually run the game will most likely fail. There are currently under 10 DVD-9 games for the PS2, so hopefully this is not too much of a problem. See similar questions...

No, certain videos games are not compatible (fortunately they are rare; to see the heading "videos games uncompatible with HDloader") See similar questions...

All models are compatible EXCEPT for the First Three Japanese models (SCPH 10000, SCPH 15000 and SCPH 18000) and of course the NEW smaller 'PSTwo'. The reason? These models are not capable of supporting a hard drive. See similar questions...

Optical disc specifications commonly describe two layers as dual layer. But the DVD+RW Alliance calls the DVD+R two layer discs Double Layer. See similar questions...

Considering that "future games" are not yet released, it is a bit hard to determine if these will work with HDLoader or not. Please stop asking us this question :) See similar questions...

This varies greatly depending on the disk size and your games. Even the smallest hard drives will support a handful of games. Speak to us if you need to discuss your requirements when ordering. See similar questions...

A dual-layer disc has two layers of data, one of them semi-transparent so that the laser can focus through it and read the second layer. Since both layers are readable from the same side, a dual-layer disc can hold almost twice as much as a single-layer disc, for over 4 hours of video (see 3.3 for more details). Many dual-layer discs are currently available (such as Contact, Goldeneye, Species, Raging Bull, and Rain Man). See similar questions...

Dual layer discs have two layers containing data. The first layer is semi transparent which allows the laser to see through to the second layer and access its data. This means that a dual layer disc can hold almost twice as much data as a single layer disc. Dual layer discs are now widely used for particularly long films and can be recognized by their gold colour and 2 serial numbers on one side. See similar questions...

PPro 1.x can't. PPro 2.0 can, (I've done it) but it's not officially supported. There was something in the ReadMe about it. Of course Encore 1.5.1 and 2.0 work fine for dual layer as well. [edit] See similar questions...

You can play any games which do NOT use DNAS online. As stated on the compatibility page the DNAS check will fail when HDLoader is used, so it is not possible to play DNAS enabled games online using HDLoader. See similar questions...

Not as soon as most people hope (including Jim Cameron). DVD-18 technology is not yet out of the laboratory. It requires a completely different way of creating two layers. Single-sided, dual-layer discs are produced by putting one data layer on each substrate and gluing the halves together with transparent adhesive so that the pickup laser can read both layers from one side. But in order to get four layers, each substrate needs to hold two. See similar questions...

Dual layer discs have two layers allowing for more data to be stored on one disc. Enabling more data storage more efficiently. On the downside, because the technology is so new they remain pricey. See similar questions...

DVD+R DL or called DVD+R9 is a Dual Layer writeable DVD+R. The dual layered discs can hold 8.54 GB (called DVD-9) and... See similar questions...

Dual layer and double layers discs are basically the same however the group of companies that promote the – (dash) format use the term ‘dual-layer’ and the group of companies that promote the + (plus) format use the term ‘double-layer’. TDK currently supplies double layer +R disc. A This type of disc can hold almost double (8.5GB) the storage capacity of a standard single layer disc (4.7GB). See similar questions...