Am I to understand that the other dumper just didn't submit a cuesheet along with the track hashes? Is it that simple?
]]>Submit it as a new disc to the forums for now
I’ve done that!
http://forum.redump.org/topic/71335/
yigitsalar wrote:MrPepka wrote:Are you talking about scratches?
I am talking about the photo that I marked: https://drive.google.com/file/d/100gSuL … TS3An/view
There is a separator which I marked it. Red is showing it, and blue is overlapping it. I am asking for the reason of this so I don't confuse it with actual ringed discs. Is it called scratch, too?Not Pepka but that's indeed unrelated to DRM. Its just a sign that they didn't use the full disc while pressing data onto it.
Oh, okay. I will start to process this disc to the database.
And there it goes my 100th post on the forum.
MrPepka wrote:Are you talking about scratches?
I am talking about the photo that I marked: https://drive.google.com/file/d/100gSuL … TS3An/view
There is a separator which I marked it. Red is showing it, and blue is overlapping it. I am asking for the reason of this so I don't confuse it with actual ringed discs. Is it called scratch, too?
Not Pepka but that's indeed unrelated to DRM. Its just a sign that they didn't use the full disc while pressing data onto it.
]]>Are you talking about scratches?
I am talking about the photo that I marked: https://drive.google.com/file/d/100gSuL … TS3An/view
There is a separator which I marked it. Red is showing it, and blue is overlapping it. I am asking for the reason of this so I don't confuse it with actual ringed discs. Is it called scratch, too?
Is it possible to hook up a DVD-ROM drive to an X68000 computer and access the contents of this disc?
The X68000 should be able to read DVD‑ROMs when a DVD drive is connected.
The issue I’m talking about is that redump.org doesn’t have an entry for "X68000 DVD‑5".
So I have a disc with only one physical separator. According to !protectionInfo.txt, it has Copy-X:
!protectionInfo.txt wrote:AOE2TAOK.skeleton.zst/AOE2TAOK.skeleton: copy-X [Check disc for physical ring]
Here's the full dump of the disc, along with the scans: https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/fold … xlqm4XrI0b
Now, since I have ONLY one data track at the end, it falls under the first version that I need to dump, therefore need to follow ringed disc dumping guide. (http://wiki.redump.org/index.php?title=Copy-X)
However, I only saw rings after BoS gave me a warning to check for rings, so I dumped this disc like a general CD, not ringed disc (I don't have access to the hardware to dump ringed disc anyways). The thing is that I got a match from the database: http://redump.org/disc/51889... WHAT??
Is this disc counted as ringed disc? Is the original dump invalid? Do I still need to complete the dump with SOHD-167T or DDU1613?
False positive. They happen. That's not from a plant that can do Copy-x so just ignore the DRM warning
]]>They look like typical scratches on a disc, meaning the disc has been heavily used. In any case, these scratches weren't caused by the disc pressing process, meaning they're not from copy protection.
So here's the catch: As I said in one of my previous posts, I'm 17 years old. Therefore, I had no experience with any type of CD or DVD whatsoever until I started to add second hand discs to this database.
That being said, as on the example photo, which is also present on the wiki, rings are usually separated by a darker color without smooth transitions, which I will consider further on if I have a chance to obtain any of these ones.
And I want to ask a question: Why using optical discs over time creates this pattern on it?