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This disc should match the existing entry. It's likely that if you dump it with DIC, then it would match redump.
The difference is to do with data sectors in the abnormal track 1 pregap (225 sectors).
DIC made changes for this particular disc: https://github.com/saramibreak/DiscImag … it/d6252ff

I would be interested in how redumper is treating it, whether redumper needs a fix or if the DIC dumps are bad. My instinct is that the redumper dump is good, but it needs to be reviewed. If you are able to share the PPF, it would help me. Latest redumper (build 438) may or may not dump differently than your build 311 dump above as well.

It's likely that http://redump.org/disc/62014/ (Implode) would act similarly if dumped with redumper, as its from the same company.

I confirmed that dumping an Audio CD with an illegal toc (e.g. CDS200) with a Plextor W4824 works when providing the /fulltoc flag.
Thank you sarami.

I'm still interested to know if anyone else can replicate Securom issues with the 4824.

Hi, in the meantime you can download dats and cues from the mirror site: https://redump.info/downloads/

The guest forum is not the place to discuss this, but I really don't want misinformation out there so I want to clear this up. Any talk of a potential file being generated that matches all 3 hashes and a file size is just academic. The three hashes are sufficient for long term preservation. MD5 and SHA1 are not "broken" for pre-image attacks. It is unequivocally infeasible to generate a file that matches a redump dat. Adding new hashes is a waste of time.

Hi, welcome to redump. An admin should be able to get you setup soon, we hope you can contribute.

https is a long-requested feature by many that the website owner (single person) has yet to implement. I'm aware that it has deterred many from the site which is unfortunate. The website still functions just fine despite it not having https. Regardless of https or not, you should be using a secure password that is not used elsewhere. Other than the password, there is no other concern of insecure information transferred between redump servers and your computer, so there is no real benefit anyway (beyond stopping your browser's annoying messages about it). All that is to say it's a feature we all want but it shouldn't be something to stop you from using the site. The issues with email are a much bigger problem...

Regarding other hashes, there is very little benefit to using better hashes. The combination of CRC32/MD5/SHA1 and size (in bytes) is enough to uniquely identify a dump across a database with all the discs that have ever been pressed. Larger hashes like SHA-512 take longer to compute and are less compatible with some software, for no benefit. If you'd like to discuss this more you can join the VGPC discord server (or IRC channel if that's your thing instead)

I dumped Diablo II (Korea) (Play Disc) just fine with my 4824 http://redump.org/disc/119191/

Yes I can confirm that the 4824 does get the wrong TOC for Label Gate and CDS200, splitting the scram into bin with --force-qtoc on redumper fixes it.
However the Full TOC shouldn't be used by default, redump uses TOC splits.

Eligibility is defined here: http://wiki.redump.org/index.php?title= … _Questions

The primary content of the disc seems to be an interactive story, which is not video game related. While the multimedia CD contains mini-games, they do not seem to be a significant component of the disc, and are not demos for retail games. This is a border case, but I would suggest it is not eligible.

That is not to say all Multimedia CDs are not worth preserving, just that they are outside of the current scope with redump, and not something we have the capacity to process and dat.

We do not provide any downloads of copyrighted materials. You cannot download ISOs/ROMs on this site. You can sign up if you have eligble discs you wish to contribute hashes for by dumping them with compatible drives and software.

Hello, your account will be made once an admin can get to it.
In the meantime, if you'd like to discuss Korean PS2 please get in touch with me via the VGPC discord: https://discord.gg/AHTfxQV
I manage the Korean PS2 missing lists and can help you source some games if you live outside of Korea.

Heya, thanks for posting.

We only add ringcode info for discs that have been dumped and confirmed to match. While it's extremely likely that your disc matches the one in redump, unfortunately your ringcode can't be added unless it was dumped to our standards. This is to ensure that all the data in redump is accurate and trustworthy.
If you do ever get the ability to dump the disc (easiest method is with a homebrew Wii) then let us know and it can be added.

Do you own physical discs and have a method of dumping them in order to contribute to redump?