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Make a video please. Also if you have some kind of idea how deep a scratch can be or not would be great.

there is virtual cd rom software for linux, forgot the name of it...

The staff is generally very picky about some platforms, PC, PCEngine for instance because dumping the discs always requires plextor and proper methods. A lot of time much info is also left out or questionable, so the WIP just sits there forever as further inquiries by the staff gets ignored by the dumper too.

We can understand when there is a language barrier, if you do not understand a request by an administrator then please try to resolve it. If you have added something as a dumper to WIP and it sits a long time, please make a forum topic about it and asking why.

Many times things never get added because there is no follow through on dumpers part. Sometimes the staff decides to reject a dump, and maybe we should have a system to make it known and why.

If someone cannot get hold of the real disc, then no.

No-Intro is not about preservation, they are about wares. When it comes to scene releases they mutilate them, so again no preservation there.

check your pm's or email

I may need to find a workable USB solution, most of them don't work on Windows 7 64 bit or UEFI motherboards according to reviews, or are very very slow and use crappy jmicron controllers.

It's getting more and more difficult to hook up PATA devices. I wanted a decent card so I could make use of my older PATA hard drives too.

OK, but I don't want to leave the side of my case hanging open, which is why I asked for an INTERNAL one.

No, do not "clean" subcode data, unless you want to work on adding subcode dumping like subdump does. This takes a long time and F1ReB4LL already explained the process to you I think.

Errors are often intentional, LibCrypt, SecuROM.

Only CDI subchannels r-w can be fixed because of a real checksumming algo used and not lame crc.

sarami can you add the option to disable C2 entirely.

Do you have any SafeDisc/Laserlock protected discs? or ones with Cactus Data Shield or something else with intentional C2 errors?

Well good news, I did what Fireball suggested, and disconnected the drives, and power cycled twice to let the chipset and windows reset everything about the IDE bus. Now my 5224A works again, ALSO my 760A can read DVD's again... so it's some stupid bug with either windows, or this j-micron controller on my motherboard.

I apologize for flying off the handle at you sarami, it wasn't your fault at all.

btw, someone reported that DIC is no longer working with PX-W2410A and old version worked.

It's recognized by windows and plextools, disc spins up, won't read.

When I ran DIC, it started using 100% CPU, I couldn't even move the console window. Effectively hardlocking my PC, so I tried to eject the disc and they tray opened normally, which gave me back control. The console window would NOT close so I rebooted... well that failed too, I was unable to close the process. So I hit the reset button to hard reboot (which I hate to do).

I've never had a piece of software act in such a manner, where you can't end the process, even windows couldn't end the process on rebooting. There is something really wrong with the code for such things to happen. Maybe you shouldn't use Visual Studio 2013 since it's not entirely proven stable yet.