I'm trying to dump the Collectors' Edition version of the two-track PSX game Tarzan and I've encountered something new to me. So I could use some confirmation from more experienced dumpers that I'm doing it right.
Some info:
Track 2 is blank (all 00s) so I can't see where the gap ends and the actual data begins.
EAC detects the gap on track1 as '2' and on track2 as '0'.
Some things that are happening differently than I'm used to:
When I go to 'sector view' for track 2 in ISOBuster, it opens to the exact end of track1 (IE to the beginning of the 'garbage data' generated by my +667 drive) instead of opening to the end of track2's gap like I'm used to.
Usually, ISOBuster shows the size for the last track to be larger than it ends up dumping in EAC. But, in this case, EAC dumps track 2 at the same size shown in ISObuster.
Does the 'gap' listed by EAC for track1 end up attached to track2's as it's 'pre-gap'. If so, is the 'gap' for the last track just discarded since there's no 'next track' to attach it to? That would explain what I'm experiencing anyways. Any advice about how to dump this correctly would be appreciated.