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it looks like track02 actually has a pregap of 2:00, this is a bug in EAC when there is only 2 tracks.

Try to rip with perfect rip, if that doesn't work, then you can extract the sectors manually with ISObuster (from-to) and attach them to the EAC dump of track02 with a hex editor. You need to know the combined offset of course, because it's likely you'll have to compensate for that... if you check the video guide posted in the stickies it can show you what to do. Although it has to do with large negative offset... it is the same technique.

Extract User Data (.iso)

Nice, should speed stuff up. Hopefully you liked the ideas I had for that GUI version (should work with cli too enough for you to make it. Check out the version Themabus made too which has some extra removal stuff. Maybe it's possible to combine the 2, while still retaining backwards compatibility.

The disc must be damaged then, because I've dumped tages and there is no errors like safedisc. It is almost exactly the same as SecuROM and uses twin sectors and custom topography.

Is this a CD or DVD?

Just dumping with ddump with no special format switches, and dumping twice with the log did the trick. Thanks. =]

BurnOut 1.02 is ok, I posted a thread about it.

What error do you get for protectionid? I can pass it to the author, I am in contact with him.

Maybe check your settings on scanning, it can crash on any system depending on how deep you scan.

I have seen discs mastered with many many different tools also. My rockstar gta collection discs were mastered with nero.

So it's normal imo if it's a retail disc.

better to use cdmage and load the cue sheet, and save the image to a different directory.

Will have to make a little guide for this. I think there is a workable system for doing it, I have to thank fireball and ir0b0t for checking the subs and helping me out with it.

I'll try to put together an addendum for the dumping guide, just for this protection. Problem is I don't know how to analyze subs properly yet. If there was a good tool for it released soon it would help.

A combination of ISOBuster, EAC, cdtoimg, descramble_CDDA, a calculator and a hex editor is needed to do it.

You can't make or edit an mdf, that's the main problem, only alcohol or converter tool like ultraiso can make it.

Pakkiso also uses the cue for proper naming when compressing/decompressing.

Alcohol, Clone CD and other dumping tools cannot extract audio correctly either. Audio is saved on disc in raw sectors with no ECC checksums, so the data must be reads several times per sectors to ensure that it has been read correctly.

Also Alcohol and CloneCD will happily buzz right over errored sectors in the data track and try to fix them with error correction, so you don't know if your slightly scratched disc is read properly or not.