I like that decision. IMO No-Intro is the most convenient naming convention, the only thing it misses is a [!] for verified dumps. I really hope redump considers adding that.
As for TAK raw file encoding, I've read that the author intends to implement it in one of the next versions, so it should merely be a matter of weeks until we can do that.
126 2009-03-02 21:59:13
Re: 6000+ dumps (17 replies, posted in News)
127 2009-03-02 18:44:40
Re: PC dumping, where to enter CRCs? (22 replies, posted in General discussion)
Wow, thanks 
I hope that analysis didn't take you too long 
128 2009-03-02 15:12:11
Re: PC dumping, where to enter CRCs? (22 replies, posted in General discussion)
So, did anybody have a look at it yet? I've just ordered a more reliable drive which should arrive in a few days, so I might give it a try then again if the subs don't yield correct gaps.
129 2009-03-01 13:19:12
Re: 6000+ dumps (17 replies, posted in News)
Yeah, good job indeed. I wonder what will happen when all PSX/PS2 games are dumped since most dumpers don't care that much about other systems. Impressive work anyway
130 2009-02-27 14:12:40
Re: PC dumping, where to enter CRCs? (22 replies, posted in General discussion)
Well, here's the sub: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?yzmjlr5mx3n.
Thank you for your efforts so far
131 2009-02-27 00:46:44
Re: PC dumping, where to enter CRCs? (22 replies, posted in General discussion)
Would CloneCD subs be appropriate? Or should I use another tool?
132 2009-02-26 17:55:27
Re: PC dumping, where to enter CRCs? (22 replies, posted in General discussion)
I've come across a CD with quite ridiculous gaps. It's from 1994 so I suppose it's not a copy protection issue. I've obtained consistent results with two drives. What do you say -- do PC games often have strange gaps? They certainly don't look normal to me.
133 2009-02-15 18:21:18
Re: PC dumping, where to enter CRCs? (22 replies, posted in General discussion)
It works, I just tried it. Thanks to both of you
134 2009-02-15 17:09:57
Re: PC dumping, where to enter CRCs? (22 replies, posted in General discussion)
Thanks for your kind help, iR0b0t. I already have another question 
I want to remove the pregap from Track 1 as described in the guide. I downloaded resize, but it keeps telling me that it's incompatible with my 64 bit Windows. Is there anything I can do about that?
135 2009-02-15 16:21:24
Re: PC dumping, where to enter CRCs? (22 replies, posted in General discussion)
Need moar help... I have a PC game here (Warcraft 2) with 1 data track and 16 audio tracks. I tried to detect the gaps with EAC on 3 different drives with all 3 gap extraction methods and got different gaps for every drive and extraction mode! Method A wouldn't work on most drives, but B and C always did. I could try even more drives but I guess I'd only end up with more alternative gaps. What am I supposed to do?
136 2009-02-15 15:57:28
Re: PC dumping, where to enter CRCs? (22 replies, posted in General discussion)
But aren't they only created by EAC for CDs containing audio tracks? How do I get them for CDs with only a data track? IsoBuster has never put out any cue sheets for me 
137 2009-02-15 15:40:13
Re: PC dumping, where to enter CRCs? (22 replies, posted in General discussion)
Ah, thank you And I won't need to create a cuesheet if the disc only contains a single data track, will I?
138 2009-02-15 14:43:34
Topic: PC dumping, where to enter CRCs? (22 replies, posted in General discussion)
Hi, I know this is kind of a noob question but I can't seem to figure it out myself 
I'm trying to dump a PC game for the first time. Before, I've only done console games (PSX, PS2, GCN, WII), where you could easily enter the various checksums into the fields at the bottom of the page. For PC games, however, there are no such fields, so where am I supposed to put the checksums?
I think I've read all the relevant guides but I still don't know how to do this That "ClrMamePro data" field must be what I'm looking for, it's just that I don't know what to do in ClrMamePro, hence I have no idea what to enter there. Please shed some light on this.
TIA, amarok 