DiscImageCreator (Page 70 of 141)

I think I've found two bugs related to the Linux version of EccEdc.

Firstly, it won't work if you put parantheses in the name of the file you are dumping to (e.g. "FIFA 2003 (USA)" won't work, "FIFA 2003" will work).

Even without the parantheses, EccEdc still fails to do it's job properly. This is what happened after I removed parantheses:

Exec /home/aj/software/DIC_20190210/./EccEdc_linux.out check /home/aj/software/DIC_20190210/Atlantis - The Lost Empire - Trial by Fire.img
argc: 11
Usage
        check <InFileName>
                Validate user data of 2048 byte per sector
        fix <InOutFileName>
                Replace data of 2336 byte to '0x55' except header
        fix <InOutFileName> <startLBA> <endLBA>
                Replace data of 2336 byte to '0x55' except header from <startLBA> to <endLBA>
        write <OutFileName> <Minute> <Second> <Frame> <Mode> <CreateSectorNum>
                Create a 2352 byte per sector with sync, addr, mode, ecc, edc. (User data is all zero)
                Mode    1: mode 1, 2: mode 2 form 1, 3: mode 2 form 2

I'm currently running Antergos Linux.

EDIT: Apparently, it works fine when you don't include spaces in the filename

Thanks. Uploaded. http://www.mediafire.com/file/uw3e03kdk … x_test.tar

Sarami can you give me an example command for dumping Mil-CD?

I have come across 3 'problem' discs for TG16/PCE that I was hoping to be able to rip.

First up is a game already listed in redump: http://redump.org/disc/2557/
Nekketsu Koukou Dodgeball-bu CD - Soccer-hen, in the latest test version I am getting the following error:

Creating .scm (LBA) 240753/240753
[L:1216] Internal error. Failed to analyze the subchannel. Track[14]/[56]
EndTime: 2019/02/28(Thu) 14:06:46

Log Files ver 20190222

I am able to get this to dump, using dic version: 20180630 31122 (aka DICUI 1.10)
but it does so with each track also having a 'Sub Indexes' version, with tracks 13,14,35,36 not matching the "normal" dump.

Log Files ver 20180630 w/subs

The second and third game issues I believe are related. They are both homebrew games from Mindrec, Implode and Meteor Blaster DX. They exhibit similar behavior, they both appear to rip fine (though in DICUI they don't produce submission files) But the resulting image will not load afterwards in programs like cdmage, or when I try and load them on the actual console.
Loading the rip in isobuster shows track 1 and 10 have "Erroneous sector addresses"
Implode for example lists:

Track 01 appears to be 98% readable (or 2% unreadable)
Following sector addresses were identified as unreadable so far:
LBA:
0000225
0000226
0000231
0000237
0000241
0000242
0000243
0000256
0000257
0000481
0000512
0000737

Track 10 appears to be 99% readable (or 1% unreadable)
Following sector addresses were identified as unreadable so far:
LBA:
0127975
0128231

Implode Logs
and
Meteor Blaster DX Logs

Hopefully this information is helpful, let me know if you need anymore info and whatever further testing I can provide.

IIRC, both Implode and Meteor Blaster DX are in some weird format with the 1st track is data with the 00:03:00 pregap.

It seems both imgs aren't descrambled. Because of the weird format? If possible, please dump them by the latest test version.

Updated. (I've not tested yet.) http://www.mediafire.com/file/eq80y20l9 … or_test.7z

I found a weird bug with my copy of SWAT 2.

For some reason the SCM and the IMG are identical.

This hasn't happened with any other disc I own.

I'm including logs except for the eccedc.txt file, which just says something like:

"LBA[000000, 0000000], MSF[01:82:00], mode 1 User data vs. ecc/edc doesn't match"

for ALL the sectors on the disc.

EDIT: Based on the sector count and ringcodes, it should match or be similiar to http://redump.org/disc/51572/

EDIT2: I just found an old dump I made of the same disc, I can confirm that this disc matches the one I previously linked.

Hey sarami, can you kindly explain what the /s option for DVD does exactly? I'm dumping a DVD-Video disc protected by CSS/CPPM with it. DIC is reading the disc at an extremely slow speed. Is it normal? Thanks in advance.
# DiscImageCreator.exe dvd i DVD_VIDEO.iso 16 /c
AppVersion
        x86, AnsiBuild, 20190303  04942
CurrentDirectory
        E:\Program\Media\Dumping\DiscImageCreator\Test
WorkingPath
         Argument: DVD_VIDEO.iso
         FullPath: E:\Program\Media\Dumping\DiscImageCreator\Test\DVD_VIDEO.iso
            Drive: E:
        Directory: \Program\Media\Dumping\DiscImageCreator\Test\
         Filename: DVD_VIDEO
        Extension: .iso
StartTime: 2019/03/05(Tue) 13:34:13
Set the drive speed: 22160KB/sec
Writing CMI log(LBA)   780663/ 2103663

Now it's 22:37:00

Hello sarami,

since my Plextor doesn't work anymore with the adapter, I'm forced to install it on an old PC running Windows XP, hence I must use DIC in command line.

Trying to dump Colin McRae Rally 2.0 for PC, it has SafeDisc, but the "subintention.txt" files comes out empty. I have all the logs if you need them.

Yes. I can't understand now why reading speed is slow.

subintention is for SecuROM or Libcrypt, not SafeDisc. If you use /ns, subintention.txt is created.

It needs to edit ReadErrorProtect.txt and then use /sf flag.