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Re: PAL PSX game problem

2013-04-01T14:53:09Z

How many audio tracks does this game have? Just one or more? If there is just one audio track, EAC cannot detect the pregap and will require a manual fix to prepend the missing pregap (for example, 352,800 bytes of 0x00 pattern = 2 seconds pregap = 150 sectors pregap).

Re: PAL PSX game problem

2013-04-01T03:56:57Z

It's a new dump:
SLES-02926
Tiny Toon Adventures - Toonenstein Le Chateau Hante

And you're right, it probably has -647 factory write offset, because the German, PAL and NTSC versions of it all have the same offset. I don't have a Plextor drive, but I'll try to find a drive with the right offset.

Re: PAL PSX game problem

2013-04-01T01:32:03Z

Assuming that it is a new dump (not added to DB yet): You own likely a game with -647 factory write offset. You need a real Plextor drive which supports D8 command or another drive which can compensate the -647 factory write offset, for example a Hitachi-LG DVD writer with +667 read offset correction.

Assuming that DB already contains that game, green status (verified dump by two or more dumpers, or one dumper and several identical discs): If DB states that factory write offset is -647, just dump the disc applying -647+6 = -641 offset correction.

PAL PSX game problem

2013-03-31T23:10:47Z

I'm trying to dump a game according to this guide:
http://redump.org/guide/cddumping/

When I'm on the "Determining the combined offset" stage, I get all zeroes in the sector when I'm in EAC. I checked like 10 times, the pregap on the second track is 2 seconds, so I subtract 149 from the number in the text box and then take back another sector by clicking on the arrow, as written in the guide. I see no data on this sector or on the sectors next to it. The guide says that in this case I should try dumping with a drive with a larger offset, but I have two drives and both of them have an offset of +6. So how I can dump the game with these drives anyway?

Thanks in advance.