Kega supports iso-mp3 and iso-wav rips without using cuesheet at all, maybe it just ignores cue in this case? Too lazy to test, though 
Or (more likely) it reads a cue file, but when it sees audiotracks as separate wav files, it plays them directly, ignoring index settings for each file.
1,626 2008-01-22 20:07:42
Re: CUE pregap issue (17 replies, posted in General discussion)
1,627 2008-01-21 23:13:04
Re: CUE pregap issue (17 replies, posted in General discussion)
Guess, Kega's internal CUE parser is wrong, not a dumping method issue.
1,628 2008-01-18 23:15:14
Re: Relation to tosec.org (55 replies, posted in General discussion)
Eidolon wrote:
I would like to give that "PerfectRip" program a try though - I didn't find it on this site, and google results were inconclusive.
PerfectRip doesn't work on all the drives, IIRC only on _some_ Plextors...
1,629 2008-01-17 12:46:12
Re: GameCube extension changing (4 replies, posted in General discussion)
.gcm extension can be used for shrinked images sometimes.
1,630 2008-01-17 12:44:03
Re: Relation to tosec.org (55 replies, posted in General discussion)
Snake (Eidolon's Inn - relevant discussion thread) wrote:
BIN/CUE *IS* the best format to use for this stuff. CDRWIN all the way baby.
CDRWIN doesn't have any error correction/verification for audiotracks. You can loose a half of the track and it won't tell you about that (it's a rare case, but anyway). You can also get a dump full of clicks in audio. Audiotracks should be ripped with EAC only, and it should show "OK" for every track. As for Alcohol 120%, there's a long-standing bug, it produces wrong cue-sheets, so, never rip anything into bin/cue with Alcohol.
1,631 2008-01-17 02:18:23
Re: Relation to tosec.org (55 replies, posted in General discussion)
Eidolon wrote:
I have decided that making perfect dumps is pretty pointless, at least for the time being when it's such a hassle to produce.
Perfect dumps for history, like MAME. If you just want to play, bin-cue is enough. But if you want to save a perfect digital copy of your CD - you should waste some time. Remember, that CDs aren't eternal...
1,632 2008-01-16 00:31:00
Re: would you consider adding an PC Engine CD, please? (55 replies, posted in General discussion)
gigadeath wrote:
Actually I don't think I understand, it's beyond my comprehension skills
Looks like he's talking about postgap for audiotracks and additional pregaps for datatracks, if I understood this correctly...
1,633 2007-12-14 19:35:30
Re: would you consider adding an PC Engine CD, please? (55 replies, posted in General discussion)
Somebody should try to contact with necstasy.net owner, he should know some tricks and possible issues in PCE-CD dumping.
1,634 2007-12-13 13:36:34
Re: would you consider adding an PC Engine CD, please? (55 replies, posted in General discussion)
themabus wrote:
unopened cds from 20 years back
how can thihs be? unless they dig up time capsules
You can find lots of unopened retro-games in Japanese stores - just look at FDS dumping on No-Intro's forum, and most of the items in this shop are located in Japan.
1,635 2007-12-12 16:28:02
Re: would you consider adding an PC Engine CD, please? (55 replies, posted in General discussion)
http://stores.ebay.co.uk/DREAM-STARS-JA … idZ2QQtZkm - if someone is interested in buying some cheap PCE CDs
1,636 2007-12-11 23:34:45
Re: would you consider adding an PC Engine CD, please? (55 replies, posted in General discussion)
Same for PC-FX and PC-FXGA CDs, btw.
1,637 2007-11-14 19:21:36
Re: 3DO Disc images (21 replies, posted in General discussion)
ps2gamer2k7 wrote:
Completley irrelvent but what the hell if you hex edited a 3do dump it says "i am a duck" for no reason i thought i would say that
3DO has a custom file system, which uses this phrase for padding.
1,638 2007-11-13 21:12:17
Re: 3DO Disc images (21 replies, posted in General discussion)
3DO is the only system that toseciso guys are able to dump correctly They've dumped most of the CDs already and, IIRC, missing only a few dozens.