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MrTikki wrote:but rather than exporting all of the data dumps into a flat, text file...it seems like it would be more beneficial if the data were also exported in a supplemental CSV format. This way we could eventually use the CSV format to streamline disc uploads by auto-populating the data fields by uploading the CSV directly.
It's impossible to replace all of the data to the csv.
Novicami wrote:New little problem with a Amiga stuff...
There is a irregular? record in LBA 910.
0140 : 76 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 ._....,.v.......
0150 : 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 5F 03 1E 11 12 2C .........._....,
0160 : 00 00 00 00 01 00 00 01 07 46 49 58 45 44 3B 31 .........FIXED;1
0170 : 52 52 05 01 89 4E 4D 0A 01 00 66 69 78 65 64 50 RR...NM...fixedP
0180 : 58 24 01 FF 81 00 00 00 00 81 FF 01 00 00 00 00 X$..............
0190 : 00 00 01 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 ................
01A0 : 00 00 00 54 46 1A 01 0E 5F 03 1E 11 12 2C 00 5F ...TF..._....,._
01B0 : 03 1E 11 12 2C 00 5F 03 1E 11 12 2C 00 00
What is the "FIXED"?
Neon Beast wrote:CD-TEXT not showing correctly, is this normal?
I tested it using same CD-TEXT data, and it's no problem. I'm not sure why the string is not showed correctly.
========== CDTEXT ==========
Entry 0 crc[0657] is good
Entry 1 crc[315e] is good
Entry 2 crc[7786] is good
Entry 3 crc[e163] is good
Entry 4 crc[9205] is good
Entry 5 crc[bc6b] is good
Entry 6 crc[bf6d] is good
Entry 7 crc[2729] is good
Entry 8 crc[3b44] is good
Entry 9 crc[23ae] is good
Entry 10 crc[4a86] is good
Entry 11 crc[d75d] is good
Entry 12 crc[828e] is good
Entry 13 crc[5537] is good
Entry 14 crc[9619] is good
Entry 15 crc[6544] is good
Entry 16 crc[db0b] is good
Entry 17 crc[94d5] is good
Entry 18 crc[a4af] is good
Entry 19 crc[d9d4] is good
Entry 20 crc[e416] is good
Entry 21 crc[6e59] is good
Entry 22 crc[c7ec] is good
Entry 23 crc[ffb4] is good
Entry 24 crc[c835] is good
Entry 25 crc[bf60] is good
Entry 26 crc[bace] is good
Entry 27 crc[a5a8] is good
Entry 28 crc[3176] is good
Entry 29 crc[bca4] is good
Album Name: 新しいタイトル (7)
Song Name[1]: トラック 01
Song Name[2]: トラック 02
Song Name[3]: トラック 03
Song Name[4]: トラック 04
Song Name[5]: トラック 05
Song Name[6]: トラック 06
Song Name[7]: トラック 07
Song Name[8]: トラック 08
Song Name[9]: トラック 09
Song Name[10]: トラック 10
Album Performer: 新しいアーティスト (7)
First track number: 1
Last track number: 10
Lead-out(msf): 44:04:61
Track 1(msf): 00:02:00
Track 2(msf): 04:15:27
Track 3(msf): 08:23:64
Track 4(msf): 12:50:19
Track 5(msf): 17:07:59
Track 6(msf): 21:30:44
Track 7(msf): 25:54:34
Track 8(msf): 30:08:20
Track 9(msf): 34:48:37
Track 10(msf): 39:36:00
Character code for this BLOCK: 0x00 (ISO/IEC 8859-1 [Latin-1])
First track Number: 1
Last track Number: 20
Mode2 PACKETs: No
Program area copy protection: No
Copyright asserted for $85: Yes
Copyright asserted for $81-$84: Yes
Copyright asserted for $80: Yes
Number of PACKS with $80 (ALBUM_NAME) : 17
Number of PACKS with $81 (PERFORMER) : 6
Number of PACKS with $82 (SONGWRITER) : 0
Number of PACKS with $83 (COMPOSER) : 0
Number of PACKS with $84 (ARRANGER) : 0
Number of PACKS with $85 (MESSAGES) : 0
Number of PACKS with $86 (DISC_ID) : 0
Number of PACKS with $87 (GENRE) : 0
Number of PACKS with $88 (TOC_INFO) : 4
Number of PACKS with $89 (TOC_INFO2) : 0
Number of PACKS with $8a : 0
Number of PACKS with $8b : 0
Number of PACKS with $8c : 0
Number of PACKS with $8d (CLOSED_INFO): 0
Number of PACKS with $8e (UPC_EAN) : 0
Number of PACKS with $8f (SIZE_INFO) : 3
Last Sequence number of BLOCK 0: 29
Last Sequence number of BLOCK 1: 0
Last Sequence number of BLOCK 2: 0
Last Sequence number of BLOCK 3: 0
Last Sequence number of BLOCK 4: 0
Last Sequence number of BLOCK 5: 0
Last Sequence number of BLOCK 6: 0
Last Sequence number of BLOCK 7: 0
Language code BLOCK 0: 0x69 (Japanese)
Language code BLOCK 1: 0x00 (not applicable)
Language code BLOCK 2: 0x00 (not applicable)
Language code BLOCK 3: 0x00 (not applicable)
Language code BLOCK 4: 0x00 (not applicable)
Language code BLOCK 5: 0x00 (not applicable)
Language code BLOCK 6: 0x00 (not applicable)
Language code BLOCK 7: 0x00 (not applicable)
https://github.com/saramibreak/DiscImag … g/20220606
*2022-06-06
- added: check Latin-1 character when reading DirectoryRecord
- added: support CD-TEXT with Unicode
- changed: PFI.bin to (fname)_PFI.bin and DMI, SS, PIC are also the same
- fixed: when subQ is fixed, if the adr of next subQ is not 1, prev subQ is used
- fixed: allow "Data Length 0" (for some linux and amiga disc)
Novicami wrote:I have a problem with another multi-platform disc (mainly Amiga) : Dream 41
Test build
https://www.mediafire.com/file/eq80y20l … st.7z/file
usurper wrote:Ok, thanks. Any advice on what to do to dump it properly?
1. As is.
2. It's descrambled as mode 1 forcibly and fixed to mode 1 sector.
3. It's descrambled as mode 1 forcibly and not fix to mode 1 sector.
We need to select any of the number.
Mode of the data sector is all 0. According to Ecma-130 pp14-15, 2336 bytes of the mode 0 sector are all zero. But Super Stardust (Europe) is not so. It's irregular.
Novicami wrote:the problem seems to come from a special character (F1 > ñ and D1 > Ñ) :
Probably yes. Is there latest test build logs?
Novicami wrote:I have an analysis problem when dumping an Amiga disc
Test build
https://www.mediafire.com/file/eq80y20l … st.7z/file
https://www.mediafire.com/file/eq80y20l … st.7z/file
- fixed: when subQ is fixed, if the adr of next subQ is not 1, prev subQ is used. (NOT TEST)
Cyo.the.vile wrote:Do you need additional data from me to help fix this ?
Latest test version logs.
wiggy2k wrote:The last 3 versions of Dic are broken.
https://www.mediafire.com/file/eq80y20l … st.7z/file
- Not return FALSE by ReadCDForFileSystem L775
user7 wrote:i dumped a few BD-Rs (PS4 kiosk discs).
http://forum.redump.org/post/81632/#p81632
I added /avdp for -R disc.
Some discs have erroneous sector(s) in the end of the track. These sector(s) stay scrambled in some cases. Do you know it? I'm not sure The 7th Guest has these, though.
sarami wrote:Neon Beast wrote:It has some weird CD-text, probably causing the problem.
CD-TEXT supports "ISO/IEC 8859-1", "ISO/IEC 646", "MS-JIS (CP932, SJIS)" https://www.gnu.org/software/libcdio/cd … 80x8f_0029
But this disc uses Unicode. Therefore, unicode needs the conversion to these character codes.
Added. https://www.mediafire.com/file/eq80y20l … st.7z/file
Neon Beast wrote:It has some weird CD-text, probably causing the problem.
CD-TEXT supports "ISO/IEC 8859-1", "ISO/IEC 646", "MS-JIS (CP932, SJIS)" https://www.gnu.org/software/libcdio/cd … 80x8f_0029
But this disc uses Unicode. Therefore, unicode needs the conversion to these character codes.
NovaAurora wrote:CD-R Enhanced CD (Multisession)
Errors out the entirety of the data track, dumped twice with same hashes.
Data track is functional on the actual disc, so it is not a burn error.
I got the same title disc, but its no problem.
Your disc exists a problem.
_disc.txt wrote:========== FULL TOC ==========
:
:
Session 1, Ctl 0, Adr 5, Point 0xb0, NextSession, AMSF 69:28:33 (LBA[312483, 0x4c4a3])
:
:
Session 2, Ctl 4, Adr 1, Point 0x0e, Track 14, AMSF 69:00:00 (LBA[310350, 0x4bc4e])
Track 14, AMSF is incorrect. Try to dump it by the other drive except for PX-716.
I recently analyzing some prx files. The result is here. https://github.com/saramibreak/UmdImage … master/Doc
If someone can read MIPS code, please tell me the usage of the SCSI-like function (e.g. sceUmdExecReadUMDStructureCmd, sceUmdExecRead10Cmd, etc).
According to the function name, sceUmdExecReadUMDStructureCmd looks like ReadDVDStructure of the SCSI-command, which can read PFI and DMI etc.
Foxhack wrote:Okay.
Attempted to dump http://redump.org/disc/62090/ , two different discs produce the same result. I ran it through MPF, and the window closed. So Silas suggested I do it from a command line and DIC just closes after detecting the securom version on this disc, with no errors. I tried two different copies of the same disc, they all crashed the same.
Removing /ns and /sf allowed the disc to dump fine.
Try this build.
https://github.com/saramibreak/DiscImag … issues/122
Foxhack wrote:Tried to dump what I believe was this disc http://redump.org/disc/21540/
And it crashed when scanning the files on it. See attached image.
This is E_WISE_W.EXE error, not DIC. I can't fix it.
user7 wrote:Thanks, has this affected all recent x360 dumps or just specific discs then?
Not recent. All x360 disc except the unlock length is 3697696 or 4246304.
========== TOC ==========
Data Track 1, LBA 0 - 3697695, Length 3697696
Total 3697696
https://www.mediafire.com/file/eq80y20l … st.7z/file
- fixed: version check (Use "Version of challenge table", not the disc size)
Is there your disc logs of the latest version?
F1ReB4LL wrote:It's there, but its size is 0 bytes.
fixed.
https://www.mediafire.com/file/eq80y20l … st.7z/file
F1ReB4LL wrote:why not to dump it separately as Pregap.bin or Track 00.bin?
Is there .pre file? If yes, it's the pregap sector of the track 1.
F1ReB4LL wrote:Does it mean the leadout has non-zero data?
No, LBA 288285 is the 1st lead-out sector, therefore "LBA 288285 + -1" indicates the last sector.
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