you should be able to dump PSX and PS2 gaves with apps via wine. there is always virtualbox if that doesnt work. idk about other systems.
702 2009-10-30 23:12:39
Re: GameCube game list with dump status (USA/Europe/Japan) (38 replies, posted in General discussion)
can someone format this into a format readable by google docs or open office plz
703 2009-10-25 23:48:40
Topic: wiki needed for up-to-date guides (1 replies, posted in General discussion)
alright, i'm just gonna go ahead and put this idea out there. wikimedia software is very simple to use and can be installed on a site sub-directory in minutes. guides are not accurate as they can be, info is missing for some consoles.
704 2009-10-23 07:14:46
Re: My Thoughts: Dumping Faqs in different Languages (8 replies, posted in General discussion)
needs wiki
705 2009-10-06 04:45:40
Re: GameCube DVD dumping (19 replies, posted in General discussion)
is it possible to dump from a computer drive?
706 2009-09-29 22:50:52
Re: GameCube game list with dump status (USA/Europe/Japan) (38 replies, posted in General discussion)
nice
i imagine some demos are missing too
707 2009-09-29 05:16:01
Topic: How many GameCube games were released in USA (3 replies, posted in General discussion)
wikipedia lists 640 total games including japanese exclusives
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_GameCube_games
redump.org has to be getting close to the final 100 or so USA games right?
708 2009-09-27 09:27:14
Re: Wii / Gamecube dumps, please verify this... (40 replies, posted in General discussion)
yes, update guides or make a wiki and let us do it!
709 2009-08-11 17:39:31
Re: PS1/PS2: No serial and edition fields in DAT? (2 replies, posted in General discussion)
this ended up not being a good idea because many (most?) editions and most games with different serials are exactly the same. PS2 discs have the version number on them, so this is a much better system of identification for differing roms.
710 2009-08-11 01:16:26
Re: Rules for dumping DVD-Video (4 replies, posted in General discussion)
iR0b0t wrote:
DVD-Video discs which are encrypted have to be unlocked with a video player (for example VLC) before dumping.
not sure how to do this, some sort of addition to the guides would be nice
711 2009-08-10 23:50:16
Topic: Rules for dumping DVD-Video (4 replies, posted in General discussion)
what has been decided on here? Decrypting? No decrypting?
is the dumping method the same as a game?
here is a verified dump for a DVD http://redump.org/disc/1314/
how was this done?
712 2009-08-05 21:08:59
Re: 8000+ dumps (8 replies, posted in News)
i hope this rate continues. it will be nice when verified sets take over teh internetz
713 2009-07-16 00:57:09
Re: Probs Dumping Xenosaga Euro Special Bonus DVD (11 replies, posted in General discussion)
so then redump is preserving decrypted, rather than original discs (with CSS)?
714 2009-07-06 03:55:14
Re: No-Intro naming (18 replies, posted in News)
a lot of games have the same version with different serials so i can understand that choice. as long as there is a unified naming convention i am happy
715 2009-06-25 00:56:59
Re: why are cd-roms with redbook audio split into tracks (16 replies, posted in General discussion)
alright, i think i understand after than explanation. thanks.
edit: i found out that EAC has an option to "securely" detect gaps. it keeps testing them until they get 3 matches
716 2009-06-24 22:50:46
Re: why are cd-roms with redbook audio split into tracks (16 replies, posted in General discussion)
maybe this thread doesnt and i'm just failing to understand something, however this is the issue as i see it.
1. different gap sizes can occur for the same cd/cd-rom
2. ripping tracks individually will result in size deviation between multiple rips if gaps deviate (according to Jackals post above), however according to greynol, if gaps deviate, this has NO effect on the end result/checksum (see: http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/ind … opic=72969 )
3. ripping the cd-rom as a single image will not influence size (even if gap sizes deviate), thus are more likely to be correct dumps
maybe i'm just overthinking this or inserting a problem where it is not necessary. i didnt start this thread as a criticism by any means and maybe this issue is only relevant with scratched CDs, however after reading fireball and themabus's 2/3 page argument on subchannel accuracy, i became curious on the effect of mismatching gap size on the accuracy of dumps.
dude, cd-roms are an asspain!
717 2009-06-24 21:36:01
Re: why are cd-roms with redbook audio split into tracks (16 replies, posted in General discussion)
yes indeed it was scratched. greynol from hydrogen audio explained that regardless of what gap time is detected, the final output will be the same. in other words whatever the subchannel data says in relation to gap times, the final output (and checksum) will be the same. at this point i wonder if subchannel data has any relevance at all.
718 2009-06-24 01:46:06
Re: why are cd-roms with redbook audio split into tracks (16 replies, posted in General discussion)
oic, i'm ripping a cd for the first time in EAC in a week or so. i just put it in three times and got different values for gaps each time lol
719 2009-06-23 21:24:44
Re: why are cd-roms with redbook audio split into tracks (16 replies, posted in General discussion)
iR0b0t wrote:
there are no issue, and file checksums for the same disc arent different !!!
okay, but i remember themabus and fireball arguing a month or so ago about gaps being rounded and subchannel data reporting different gap sizes on different drives with different software differently :S
720 2009-06-23 20:59:25
Re: why are cd-roms with redbook audio split into tracks (16 replies, posted in General discussion)
gigadeath wrote:
Likely to be correct -> no, why should it be more correct?
a single file is obviously much more manageable and you dont need to deal with the issue of gap accuracy which may result in mismatching file checksums for the same disc
721 2009-06-23 17:20:41
Re: why are cd-roms with redbook audio split into tracks (16 replies, posted in General discussion)
ripping CD audio is a pain in the ass, but when you do it as a CD image its much more likely to be correct and it should be much easier to mount, no?
722 2009-06-23 02:24:27
Topic: why are cd-roms with redbook audio split into tracks (16 replies, posted in General discussion)
cant you just mount the whole thing?
723 2009-06-12 23:13:10
Re: Question about gaps (9 replies, posted in General discussion)
Haldrie wrote:
In that case EAC's default and everyone that rips audio CDs with the default settings have it wrong.
you should read my post. most pre-gaps are only silence, most people dont like silence at the beginning of a song they listen to.
the emulators are going to depend on the pregap to be in a specific spot in order to properly replicate the audio experience of a game with redbook audio.
724 2009-06-11 01:05:47
Re: Question about gaps (9 replies, posted in General discussion)
when i rip cds with EAC i use 'append gaps to previous track', however i believe gaps are part of the track so it may effect game playback if you rip games that way. the data depends on the audiotracks being a certain way, unlike CDs which you can append gaps to the end of to prevent silence in the beginning of a track
725 2009-06-07 22:32:43
Re: PS2 USA Miss list (3 replies, posted in General discussion)
it would be nice if redump.org had a wiki to keep these kinds of lists on