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2011-09-15 17:06:14

I fail to see the difference between faking a read from 50000, or trying to dump a different section then going back to the section with a read error (which is what it does currently). It doesn't matter if there are read errors, as long as any two times it gets dumped with the same hash (after the match it doesn't try again). However I can implement it if it is necessary, and I can see how it may be if there is one section left which errors, as there is nothing left to jog it.

If it says initial dump, it read the section for the first time, hash stored. Nothing to compare against so it may have been read wrong.
If it says read error, the read error has been caught, hash not stored. Likely it errored in the same way CDRWin wouldn't start to read anything. Not a major problem.
If it says match, the read just done matches one of the previous successful reads. Rejoice etc
If it says non-match, it was read, and there were previous reads, but the current read doesn't match any of the previous. All or all but one of the reads so far have errors.

How about reading from start to finish, then from finish to start? I assume the big jump from end to start may screw it up sometimes atm, this way may be more gentle and have the desired effect.

2011-09-15 15:23:56

Ok, new version (0.2a) which adds the ability to change some options. If resuming from a previous dump, don't change the commandline options from what they were (as it may not resume or clean up files if options result in different sections to original options).

Usage: DCdumper.exe #:#:# drive_letter [options]

[options]
-h      - This help.

-c#     - Set cut-off sector (after which disc is dumped in one lump)
          Min: 44990 (all at once)  Max: 549150 (no cut-off)  Default: 549150

-dt -df - Set whether or not to delete temporary files when creating dense.bin (default true)

-i#     - Set number of sectors per section
          Min: 26  Max: 504161 (all at once)  Default: 10289

-p#     - Set maximum number of passes
          Min: 2  Max: 100  Default: 10

@Pikmin
I was talking about ddump, the program to dump safedisc discs. I'll rename to DCdumper to avoid confusion.

@tossEAC
Try the new version with option -c400000. Also, if it gets to the end of execution and hasn't dumped everything, there's no need to delete anything (unless it ended badly and didn't write a file properly). The program will resume where it left off.

-c400000 should also be used by "Lite-On SOHD-167T", to avoid the LBA errors.

2011-09-15 09:43:40

@tossEAC
Try what Pikmin says, vcredist_x86.exe. Google "visual c++ runtime" incase your computer needs a slightly different version. Beyond that, it should have everything (just startstop.exe and akrip32.dll in same directory as DCDump.exe). Works on xp sp3, haven't tested with anything else.

As for using:

Run ddump.exe with no parameters to get a list of all your devices. Find your dreamcast dumping device, and note the #:#:#
Also get the drive letter of your device
Then follow the dreamcast guide until it says use CDRWin, and instead use DCDump with parameters
DCDump.exe #:#:# drive_letter

For example my drive is 0:0:0 with drive letter d so the commandline would be
DCDump.exe 0:0:0 d

It will then start dumping the disc in sections, you'll see it says what it's doing. The dump and temp files get saved to the same directory as the program.

@amarok
The program exits before using the drive letter so it isn't the current problem, but for future reference.

CloneCD, Alcohol and Isobuster are commercial grade programs, that need to be robust and work everywhere with everything. They probably have profiles to work well in every situation. It's wishful thinking to expect homemade programs to have the same level of robustness. The main problem here seems to be that you can't find a usb device with #:#:# without some extra steps. If I can't get it to work, maybe when source is available someone else can.

@Pikmin
Read errors for every read attempt, no successes at all? If there is a successful partial read you should see " - Initial dump" or " - Match: ...". Yes please try more tests, thank you

2011-09-14 23:59:27

Thank you both.

@iRobot: I'll make a switch or check a device string to read the last bit in a big lump on the lite-on.

@amarok
Try just 'j', the second parameter is treated as a single character and passed to startstop.exe. Not handled very well at all, just a quick workaround until I can get to grips with windows api, and just use #:#:# OR drive letter.

If ddump doesn't work I doubt this will be any different, sorry. The usb probably is the problem. I'll look into getting usb drives working, probably over my head for now though.

If by do it like isobuster you mean work with your drive, it might be possible. If you mean the way it dumps or does something, let me know the difference.

The SH-D162D might work with partial reads past that point. The program does try reading sector ranges a lot, and the way it cycles through the sections every pass seems to help. If it's like the lite-on though, I'll handle it the same way.

2011-09-14 13:34:25

Here's a work in progress commandline alternative to CDRWIN, specific to dumping dreamcast games. Do the trap disc as normal then use this instead. The main benefit is it reads in ranges, and if a read error is encountered it retries. Tries to avoid manual partial sector range hell

Features:
+ Dumps in sections to avoid redumping good sections later
+ Redumps sections until there's a match (thus the section is deemed good) or after certain number of passes
+ Detects if sections are already written to file and doesn't try to read those sections again (resume skip)
+ Saves read hashes to file, for matching sections from different program executions (resume pickup)
+ When it is deemed that all sections are dumped correctly, creates dense.bin as the input for ice.exe

Usage: DCdumper.exe drive_letter [options]

[options]
-h      - This help.

-c#     - Cut-off: After which disc is dumped in one lump instead of sections
          Min: 44990 (all at once)  Max: 549150 (no cut-off)  Default: 549150

-dt -df - Delete temporary files: Delete sections and hashes after creating dense.bin
          Default true

-ft -ff - Fake reads: Fake read nearby to try and kick program out of read errors
          Default true

-i#     - Set number of sectors per section
          Min: 26  Max: 504161 (all at once)  Default: 10289

-p#     - Passes: Set maximum number of passes
          Min: 2  Max: 100  Default: 10

-st -sf - Step back: Fake reads after a pass to step to beginning
          Default: true

-t#     - Reread attempts: Max number of re-read attempts on a read error
          Min: 0  Max: 20  Default: 3

If using a "Lite-On SOHD-167T", use option -c400000 (may help with many other drives too).

Please test with existing dumps and report what happens, send the log file if possible. If it creates dense.bin, run it through ice.exe and see if dense.bin is valid (and output tracks match redump). If you can't get it to dump at all, let me know your machine, optical drive, os and anything else you think is relevant.

Suggestions and feedback welcome.

http://www.multiupload.nl/J5O2BNTD4P (0.42a)

2011-09-09 18:03:33

Any recommendations for a commandline replacement for cdrwin? Something that can take its place dumping scrambled sector ranges. That way you could get the image in multiple sector ranges with a batch file and stitch it together. Read errors wouldn't be so painful then.

It seems like the commandline cdrwin tools are able to do the job (in particular, CDCLIP.EXE), but you need to pay for it.

2011-08-26 09:00:44

http://redump.org/disc/19982/
http://redump.org/disc/19983/

(Side A), (Side B) is how it is now, and looks fine to me. You would prefer (Disc 1), (Disc 2)?

2011-07-29 17:59:22

Will do, need to wait for a cable but there's plenty of pal discs to do first.

2011-07-28 10:09:36

Thank you for the super quick translations and language clarification. I'll submit the non-world region dumps as Chinese then? Assuming that when some are shown to be released in Japan too, that it then gets changed to Japan region?

2011-07-28 09:51:28

BUMP

Again, suggesting a platform independent category for those discs whose main content is video, pdfs etc that can be played on a lot of platforms. Documentation discs that go with ibm-pc games can stay where they are for all I care, but stuff like xbox 360 and ps3 demos do not belong in ibm-pc in my opinion ( http://redump.org/disc/19992/ http://redump.org/disc/19983/ and a ps3 one pending). We have a platform independent dvd category and audio category, so why not data files?

2011-07-27 18:43:02

Some of it looks Japanese and some Chinese to me (hell if I know). Will add to db later. Can someone romanise these please (and/or whatever needs to be done for a submission), and say what language each is in for my own benefit.

Brute Force

Burnout 3: Takedown

Colin McRae Rally 3

Commandos 2

Crimson Skies: High Road to Revenge

Freedom Fighters

Hulk

Hunter the Reckoning

MOH: Frontline

Midtown Madness 3

Moto GP 2

Need for Speed Underground

Need for Speed Underground 2

Project Gotham Racing

Rallisport Challenge

Rallisport Challenge 2

Red Faction 2

Toca Driver 2

Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon

Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell

V-Rally 3

Thank you

2011-07-27 09:08:19

Should do yes, every blu-ray drive I've tried works. Verify an existing dump and see for yourself.

2011-07-26 17:41:23

Use isobuster. The encrypted images may or may not be usable in the future, but they should be what's in the database. If it's true that decrypted ps3 isos are playable on a ps3, hopefully encrypted isos will be eventually too and/or there be a way to convert between encrypted/decrypted isos.

2011-07-25 10:51:17

Very easy to dump, and 3 of 3 bd-rom drives I've tried work. The redumps are not usable yet, so while you're at it you may also want to dump the jailbreak way (not for the db, for your collection).

2011-07-05 13:13:18

I think there should be a category for documentation discs, and other discs with random files that can be accessed from multiple systems. Discs with stuff like pdfs, avis, docs which in my opinion does not really belong in IBM-PC. For example the command and conquer tiberium sun documentation disc, which true has a copy of adobe reader, but only to facilitate accessing the pdf files.

Another example (and the reason for this post) is the B side of xbox 360 world discs. Side A is DVD-Video, but side B is just files put on a disc. Volume 100 includes avis, pdfs, jpegs, mp3s etc. There are 2 small windows games in volume 100 but they seem out of place, are just chucked in, nothing to do with the main reason for the disc, and take up 15MB of a 2.75GB image. All the rest can be used from any modern system. Volume 85 side B has no games, just the usual system independent (but xbox related) stuff, and a few screensaver exes.

It doesn't look right at all that an xbox 360 coverdisc should be in ibm-pc.

xbox 360 world volume 100 side b contents:
HD VIDEOS/VIDEOS
Assassin's Creed Bloodlines Multiplayer.avi
Assassin's Creed Brotherhood Launch.avi
Assassin's Creed Brotherhood Rome.avi
Assassin's Creed Brotherhood Story.avi
Battlefield Bad Company 2 Vietnam.avi
Dead Space 2 Halloween.avi
Dead Space 2 Lullaby.avi
Dead Space 2.avi
Dragon Age 2.avi
Dragon Ball Raging Blast 2.avi
EA Sports MMA.avi
EDF Insect Armageddon Co-op.avi
EDF Insect Armageddon Ravagers.avi
Enslaved DLC.avi
Fable III Co-op.avi
Fable III.avi
Faery Legends of Avalon.avi
FEAR 3.avi
Fight Night Champion.avi
Gun Loco.avi
Halo Reach DLC.avi
James Bond Blood Stone Classic Bond.avi
James Bond Blood Stone.avi
Kinect Joy Ride.avi
LA Noire.avi
Mafia II Joe's Advnetures.avi
Majin and the Forsaken Kingdom - The Art of Majin.avi
Majin and the Forsaken Kingdom - The Music of Majin.avi
Medal of Honor Hotzone.avi
Mortal Kombat Sub Zero.avi
Need for Speed Hot Pursuit Launch.avi
Need for Speed Hot Pursuit Real Autolog.avi
NFS Hot Pursuit Seacrest County.avi
NFS Hot Pursuit Ultimate Cop.avi
RDR Undead Nightmare Launch.avi
RDR Undead Nightmare Weapons.avi
RDR Undead Nightmare.avi
Shadows of the Damned.avi
Smackdown vs Raw 11.avi
Sonic Free Riders Weapons.avi
Sonic Free Riders.avi
XBW MUSIC Call of Duty Black Ops.avi
XBW MUSIC Dance Central.avi
ALSO
Podcasts (505MB)
Top 100 xbox 360 game reviews (232MB)
Books and Comics (189MB)
Wallpapers (112MB)
Fallout New Vegas Docs
Bioshock 2 'Papercraft' (cut out "fun")
2 games (N and Spelunky)

2011-07-05 10:09:00

An extra field describing what system the content deals with or came from would be nice. You can probably guess most of them but not all, and I think it would be nice to differentiate particularly between DVD-videos that come with a game.

2011-06-13 08:37:26

http://wiki.redump.org/index.php?title= … ping_guide
If it's a DVD it is easy as pie. If it is a CD, it is still probably easy as pie as odds are there are no audio tracks.

2011-04-17 23:55:51

Clutz450 wrote:

I was hoping that there would be a way for me to convert the folder into an ISO and then get the data from it through HashCalc but as we said before it would still be a decrypted ISO.

It's easy enough to replace the encrypted files in the iso with the decrypted files, however editing the iso header to reflect the new contents is a question mark (maybe nulling the hashes works? who knows, there's no iso loader to test it on), and you'd need to dump the disc as both an encrypted iso and decrypted files.

Even if it worked, you'd end up with a decrypted iso which would basically be a tarball to store the decrypted files. If an iso loader ever exists, it would have to be able to decrypt itself, so obtaining a decrypted iso is useful only for compression.

Hopefully one day, given the encrypted iso header and decrypted files (or decrypted iso), it should be possible to encrypt the files and rebuild the encrypted iso (convert from jailbreak to redump when given the encrypted iso header). And given the encrypted iso, be able to spit out the hash table in the header (or encrypted iso header for simplicity) and the decrypted iso.

2011-04-14 20:49:41

Here's the pid logs from the 10 games from "10 top games xp", disc and installed files. Don't know what to look for, but nothing seems to stand out.

OFFROAD DISC
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Scanning -> H:\autorun.exe
File Type : Exe, Size : 364544 (059000h) Byte(s)
[!] Possible CD/DVD-Check String -> Please insert
[!] File appears to have no protection or is using an unknown protection
- Scan Took : 3.47 Seconds

Scanning -> H:\directx7a\setupapi.dll
File Type : Dll, Size : 341264 (053510h) Byte(s)
-> File has 272 (0110h) bytes of appended data starting at offset 053400h
[!] Possible CD/DVD-Check String -> CD-ROM drive
[!] File appears to have no protection or is using an unknown protection
- Scan Took : 0.438 Seconds
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OFFROAD INSTALLED FILES
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Scanning -> E:\Program Files\Rage Software\Offroad\autorun.exe
File Type : Exe, Size : 364544 (059000h) Byte(s)
[!] Possible CD/DVD-Check String -> Please insert
[!] File appears to have no protection or is using an unknown protection
- Scan Took : 0.938 Seconds

Scanning -> E:\Program Files\Rage Software\Offroad\directx7a\setupapi.dll
File Type : Dll, Size : 341264 (053510h) Byte(s)
-> File has 272 (0110h) bytes of appended data starting at offset 053400h
[!] Possible CD/DVD-Check String -> CD-ROM drive
[!] File appears to have no protection or is using an unknown protection
- Scan Took : 0.938 Seconds

Scanning -> E:\Program Files\Rage Software\Offroad\OffRoad.exe
File Type : Exe, Size : 1781760 (01B3000h) Byte(s)
[!] Possible CD/DVD-Key or Serial Check -> evaluation period
[!] File appears to have no protection or is using an unknown protection
- Scan Took : 0.844 Seconds

Scanning -> E:\Program Files\Rage Software\Offroad\OffroadBump.exe
File Type : Exe, Size : 1794048 (01B6000h) Byte(s)
[!] Possible CD/DVD-Key or Serial Check -> evaluation period
[!] File appears to have no protection or is using an unknown protection
- Scan Took : 0.844 Seconds

Scanning -> E:\Program Files\Rage Software\Offroad\OffroadMatrox.exe
File Type : Exe, Size : 1794048 (01B6000h) Byte(s)
[!] Possible CD/DVD-Key or Serial Check -> evaluation period
[!] File appears to have no protection or is using an unknown protection
- Scan Took : 0.844 Seconds

Scanning -> E:\Program Files\Rage Software\Offroad\OffroadNormal.exe
File Type : Exe, Size : 1781760 (01B3000h) Byte(s)
[!] Possible CD/DVD-Key or Serial Check -> evaluation period
[!] File appears to have no protection or is using an unknown protection
- Scan Took : 0.609 Seconds

Scanning -> E:\Program Files\Rage Software\Offroad\Setup.exe
File Type : Exe, Size : 385024 (05E000h) Byte(s)
[!] Possible CD/DVD-Check String -> Please insert
[!] File appears to have no protection or is using an unknown protection
- Scan Took : 0.922 Seconds
---

HOSTILE WATERS DISC
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Scanning -> G:\directx7a\setupapi.dll
File Type : Dll, Size : 341264 (053510h) Byte(s)
-> File has 272 (0110h) bytes of appended data starting at offset 053400h
[!] Possible CD/DVD-Check String -> CD-ROM drive
[!] File appears to have no protection or is using an unknown protection
- Scan Took : 0.781 Seconds

Scanning -> G:\HostileSetup.exe
File Type : Exe, Size : 262144 (040000h) Byte(s)
[!] Possible CD/DVD-Check String -> Please insert
[!] File appears to have no protection or is using an unknown protection
- Scan Took : 0.844 Seconds

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HOSTILE WATERS INSTALLED FILES
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Scanning -> F:\Program Files\Rage Software\Hostile Waters\HostileSetup.exe
File Type : Exe, Size : 262144 (040000h) Byte(s)
[!] Possible CD/DVD-Check String -> Please insert
[!] File appears to have no protection or is using an unknown protection
- Scan Took : 0.843 Seconds

Scanning -> F:\Program Files\Rage Software\Hostile Waters\HostileWaters.exe
File Type : Exe, Size : 4714561 (047F041h) Byte(s)
-> File has 65 (041h) bytes of appended data starting at offset 047F000h
[!] Possible CD/DVD-Key or Serial Check -> evaluation period
[!] File appears to have no protection or is using an unknown protection
- Scan Took : 0.125 Seconds
---

SPACE CLASH DISC
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Scanning -> H:\Data.now\Acrobat\Setup.exe
File Type : Exe, Size : 6486144 (062F880h) Byte(s)
-> File has 6355584 (060FA80h) bytes of appended data starting at offset 01FE00h
[-= Installer =-] InstallShield v5.53.168.0 Setup Module
- Scan Took : 3.360 Seconds

Scanning -> H:\Data.now\IE\DCOM95.EXE
File Type : Exe, Size : 1228544 (012BF00h) Byte(s)
-> File Appears to be Digitally Signed @ Offset 012AAE0h, size : 01420h / 05152 byte(s)
-> File has 2784 (0AE0h) bytes of appended data starting at offset 012B420h
[-= Installer =-] Microsoft SFX CAB Module v4.71.1015.0
- Scan Took : 0.453 Seconds

Scanning -> H:\Data.now\IE\IE501DOM.EXE
File Type : Exe, Size : 218704 (035650h) Byte(s)
-> File Appears to be Digitally Signed @ Offset 034110h, size : 01540h / 05440 byte(s)
-> File has 272 (0110h) bytes of appended data starting at offset 035540h
[-= Installer =-] Microsoft SFX CAB Module v5.00.2013.1301
- Scan Took : 0.812 Seconds

Scanning -> H:\Data.now\IE\IE5COMP.EXE
File Type : Exe, Size : 75048 (012528h) Byte(s)
-> File Appears to be Digitally Signed @ Offset 010F10h, size : 01618h / 05656 byte(s)
-> File has 272 (0110h) bytes of appended data starting at offset 012418h
[-= Installer =-] Microsoft SFX CAB Module v5.00.3105.106
- Scan Took : 0.907 Seconds

Scanning -> H:\Data.now\IE\IE5SETUP.EXE
File Type : Exe, Size : 518416 (07E910h) Byte(s)
-> File has 272 (0110h) bytes of appended data starting at offset 07E800h
[-= Installer =-] Microsoft SFX CAB Module v5.00.3105.106
- Scan Took : 0.781 Seconds

Scanning -> H:\Data.now\IE\OAINST.EXE
File Type : Exe, Size : 478240 (074C20h) Byte(s)
-> File Appears to be Digitally Signed @ Offset 0736E0h, size : 01540h / 05440 byte(s)
-> File has 2784 (0AE0h) bytes of appended data starting at offset 074140h
[-= Installer =-] Microsoft SFX CAB Module v4.71.1015.0
- Scan Took : 0.750 Seconds

Scanning -> H:\Data.now\Sw\SWsetup.exe
File Type : Exe, Size : 3266034 (031D5F2h) Byte(s)
-> File has 3251186 (0319BF2h) bytes of appended data starting at offset 03A00h
[-= Installer =-] Wise Installation Wizard Module !
- Scan Took : 1.484 Seconds
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SPACE CLASH INSTALLED FILES
---
No log
---

SNOOKER (MAXX) DISC
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Scanning -> H:\DIRECTX8\SETUPAPI.DLL
File Type : Dll, Size : 341264 (053510h) Byte(s)
-> File has 272 (0110h) bytes of appended data starting at offset 053400h
[!] Possible CD/DVD-Check String -> CD-ROM drive
[!] File appears to have no protection or is using an unknown protection
- Scan Took : 0.875 Seconds
---
SNOOKER (MAXX) INSTALLED FILES
---
No log
---

SHEEP DISC
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Scanning -> H:\Sheep.exe
File Type : Exe, Size : 368640 (05A000h) Byte(s)
[!] Possible CD/DVD-Check String -> Please insert
[!] File appears to have no protection or is using an unknown protection
- Scan Took : 0.890 Seconds

Scanning -> H:\setupapi.dll
File Type : Dll, Size : 341264 (053510h) Byte(s)
-> File has 272 (0110h) bytes of appended data starting at offset 053400h
[!] Possible CD/DVD-Check String -> CD-ROM drive
[!] File appears to have no protection or is using an unknown protection
- Scan Took : 0.907 Seconds

Scanning -> H:\xplosiv.exe
File Type : Exe, Size : 682816 (0A6B40h) Byte(s)
-> File has 523072 (07FB40h) bytes of appended data starting at offset 027000h
[!] Possible CD/DVD-Key or Serial Check -> Unregistered
[!] File appears to have no protection or is using an unknown protection
- Scan Took : 0.891 Seconds
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SHEEP INSTALLED FILES
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Scanning -> F:\Program Files\Empire Interactive\Sheep\Sheep.exe
File Type : Exe, Size : 368640 (05A000h) Byte(s)
[!] Possible CD/DVD-Check String -> Please insert
[!] File appears to have no protection or is using an unknown protection
- Scan Took : 0.860 Seconds
---

WARRIOR KINGS DISC
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Scanning -> H:\ArcadeInstallWKINGS108e.exe
File Type : Exe, Size : 4446252 (043D82Ch) Byte(s)
-> File has 4431404 (0439E2Ch) bytes of appended data starting at offset 03A00h
[-= Installer =-] Wise Installation Wizard Module !
- Scan Took : 0.391 Seconds

Scanning -> H:\directx81\setupapi.dll
File Type : Dll, Size : 341264 (053510h) Byte(s)
-> File has 272 (0110h) bytes of appended data starting at offset 053400h
[!] Possible CD/DVD-Check String -> CD-ROM drive
[!] File appears to have no protection or is using an unknown protection
- Scan Took : 0.906 Seconds
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WARRIOR KINGS INSTALLED FILES
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Scanning -> E:\Program Files\Empire Interactive\Warrior Kings\ArcadeInstallWKINGS108e.exe
File Type : Exe, Size : 4446252 (043D82Ch) Byte(s)
-> File has 4431404 (0439E2Ch) bytes of appended data starting at offset 03A00h
[-= Installer =-] Wise Installation Wizard Module !
- Scan Took : 0.485 Seconds

Scanning -> E:\Program Files\Empire Interactive\Warrior Kings\directx81\setupapi.dll
File Type : Dll, Size : 341264 (053510h) Byte(s)
-> File has 272 (0110h) bytes of appended data starting at offset 053400h
[!] Possible CD/DVD-Check String -> CD-ROM drive
[!] File appears to have no protection or is using an unknown protection
- Scan Took : 0.922 Seconds
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TOTAL IMMERSION RACING DISC
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Scanning -> H:\directx81\setupapi.dll
File Type : Dll, Size : 341264 (053510h) Byte(s)
-> File has 272 (0110h) bytes of appended data starting at offset 053400h
[!] Possible CD/DVD-Check String -> CD-ROM drive
[!] File appears to have no protection or is using an unknown protection
- Scan Took : 0.734 Seconds

Scanning -> H:\directx81b\setupapi.dll
File Type : Dll, Size : 341264 (053510h) Byte(s)
-> File has 272 (0110h) bytes of appended data starting at offset 053400h
[!] Possible CD/DVD-Check String -> CD-ROM drive
[!] File appears to have no protection or is using an unknown protection
- Scan Took : 0.890 Seconds

Scanning -> H:\manual\AdbeRdr60_enu_full.exe
File Type : Exe, Size : 16246648 (0F7E778h) Byte(s)
-> File Appears to be Digitally Signed @ Offset 0F7D2D0h, size : 014A8h / 05288 byte(s)
-> File has 16088272 (0F57CD0h) bytes of appended data starting at offset 026AA8h
[!] UPX  [unknown / modified] compressed !
- Scan Took : 4.31 Seconds

Scanning -> H:\misc\WMFDist.exe
File Type : Exe, Size : 2447000 (0255698h) Byte(s)
-> File Appears to be Digitally Signed @ Offset 0253D10h, size : 01988h / 06536 byte(s)
-> File has 272 (0110h) bytes of appended data starting at offset 0255588h
[-= Installer =-] Microsoft SFX CAB Module v7.01.00.3055
- Scan Took : 0.266 Seconds
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TOTAL IMMERSION RACING INSTALLED FILES
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Scanning -> H:\directx81\setupapi.dll
File Type : Dll, Size : 341264 (053510h) Byte(s)
-> File has 272 (0110h) bytes of appended data starting at offset 053400h
[!] Possible CD/DVD-Check String -> CD-ROM drive
[!] File appears to have no protection or is using an unknown protection
- Scan Took : 0.734 Seconds

Scanning -> H:\directx81b\setupapi.dll
File Type : Dll, Size : 341264 (053510h) Byte(s)
-> File has 272 (0110h) bytes of appended data starting at offset 053400h
[!] Possible CD/DVD-Check String -> CD-ROM drive
[!] File appears to have no protection or is using an unknown protection
- Scan Took : 0.890 Seconds

Scanning -> H:\manual\AdbeRdr60_enu_full.exe
File Type : Exe, Size : 16246648 (0F7E778h) Byte(s)
-> File Appears to be Digitally Signed @ Offset 0F7D2D0h, size : 014A8h / 05288 byte(s)
-> File has 16088272 (0F57CD0h) bytes of appended data starting at offset 026AA8h
[!] UPX  [unknown / modified] compressed !
- Scan Took : 4.31 Seconds

Scanning -> H:\misc\WMFDist.exe
File Type : Exe, Size : 2447000 (0255698h) Byte(s)
-> File Appears to be Digitally Signed @ Offset 0253D10h, size : 01988h / 06536 byte(s)
-> File has 272 (0110h) bytes of appended data starting at offset 0255588h
[-= Installer =-] Microsoft SFX CAB Module v7.01.00.3055
- Scan Took : 0.266 Seconds

Scanning -> E:\Program Files\Empire Interactive\TIR\TiR.exe
File Type : Exe, Size : 1367040 (014DC00h) Byte(s)
[!] Possible CD/DVD-Check String -> Please insert
[!] File appears to have no protection or is using an unknown protection
- Scan Took : 0.859 Seconds
---

FORD RACING DISC
---
No log
---
FORD RACING INSTALLED FILES
---
No log
---

GUNLOK DISC
---
Scanning -> H:\directx\setupapi.dll
File Type : Dll, Size : 341264 (053510h) Byte(s)
-> File has 272 (0110h) bytes of appended data starting at offset 053400h
[!] Possible CD/DVD-Check String -> CD-ROM drive
[!] File appears to have no protection or is using an unknown protection
- Scan Took : 0.875 Seconds
---
GUNLOK INSTALLED FILES
---
No log
---

SNOWCROSS EXTREME DISC
---
Scanning -> H:\directx7\setupapi.dll
File Type : Dll, Size : 341264 (053510h) Byte(s)
-> File has 272 (0110h) bytes of appended data starting at offset 053400h
[!] Possible CD/DVD-Check String -> CD-ROM drive
[!] File appears to have no protection or is using an unknown protection
- Scan Took : 0.813 Seconds
---
SNOWCROSS EXTREME INSTALLED FILES
---
No log
---

2011-04-14 18:32:43

The seller also mentioned some items could have been sent from a publisher for review, but as these were sold with other items I do not know if he means these in particular or the other items (as the boxes have some sold-out logos I assumed these would not be possible review discs). I have contacted him for more information. There is no specific copyright information on the disc labels either, just a generic one similar to on the box.

I am going through them with protection id xmas beta, the discs and installed files. Will post the results, but no protection found for the first 2 games.

2011-04-14 16:07:41

Each game is on a separate cd. Only one of the games is in the database currently, and it's a different dump. The '1' in the titles looks like a volume to me, the numbering of the discs is done in the same style. I think the disc numbering should be in the comments, from the looks of it there are may packs like these.

That's all the info there is, aside from the rings. No idea what the revision means.

2011-04-14 12:22:08

Bought second hand. The seller indicates they could have been sold with new computers years ago. The packs are separate, but the games seem to have a sequential numbering system. The games in the right box are numbered 70 to 79, the left numbered 58 to 62. The discs all have similar labels, and there is a single folded slip of paper in both boxes listing the contents.

The right box has some sold out covers on the box showing the games, but I don't think the discs are from sold-out. There is no sold-out splash screen when you run them like with other sold out games I've played.

Software lego suite xp 1 contents:

58. Lego Racers 2
59. Legoland
60. Lego Rock Raiders
61. Lego Island 2
62. Lego Creator Knights Kingdom

Software top 10 games xp 1 contents:

70. Hostile Waters
71. Gunlok
72. OffRoad
73. Space Clash
74. Snooker (Maxx)
75. Snowcross Extreme
76. Warrior Kings
77. Sheep
78. Total Immersion Racing
79. Ford Racing

Any idea what these are from, and where I can get my hands on more like them?

2010-11-06 10:52:04

That sounds sensible, thanks.

Hopefully one day soon, I won't require hand-holding

2010-11-06 10:32:48

I have some psx discs to dump with audio and large negative write offsets. I bought a drive with large offset hoping it could over-read, sadly no. So I need a drive with over-read capability, and either can use the D8 read command, or has a read offset >647. If there is another requirement to be able to dump any psx game, please let me know.

Have searched the site and came up with the obvious choice of a *real* plextor, however I have only found one such drive, and I don't even know if it is *real* (Plextor PX-712UF). Any non-plextor drives that you can confirm use the D8 command (I only found a list of possibles)?

Alternatively, I've narrowed down the accuraterip drive list to these drives (they all have sufficient offset). Which of these can definitely over-read? It needs to be a normal drive (non-slim), preferably IDE:

ASUS - BC-1205PT
ASUS - CD-S400-A
ASUS - CD-S500-A
ASUS - CD-S520-A
ASUS - DVD-E616P2
ASUS - DVD-E616P3
ASUS - DVD-E616P3H
ASUS - SDRW-0806T-D
ASUS - SDRW-08D1S-U
BENQ - CDRW 5232X
BENQ - DVD-ROM 16X
COMPAQ - CD-224E
Compaq - DVD-ROM DV28EA01
Compaq - DVD-ROM DVD-114
Compaq - DVD-ROM DVD-115
COMPAQ - DVD-ROM GD-8000
Compaq - DVD-ROM GDR8081N
COMPAQ - DVD-ROM SD-612B
Compaq - DVD-ROM SD-616T
CREATIVE - CD-RW RW1210E
CREATIVE - CD4820E CS990211
CREATIVE - CD5233E-CF
CREATIVE - DVD1240E
CREATIVE - DVD5240E-1
CREATIVE - DVD6630E
CREATIVE - DVD8400E
FREECOM_ - DVD+--RW16N9
HITACHI - CDR-8335
HITACHI - DVD-ROM GD-5000
HITACHI - DVD-ROM GD-7000
HITACHI - DVD-ROM GD-7500
HITACHI - DVD-ROM GD-8000
HITACHI - DVD-ROM GD-S200
HITACHI - DVD-ROM GD-S250
HP - CD-Writer cd16f
HP - CD-Writer+ 7100
HP - CD-Writer+ 7500
HP - CD-Writer+ 8000
HP - CD-Writer+ 8100
HP - CD-Writer+ 8200
HP - CD-Writer+ 8200f
HP - CD-Writer+ 8290
HP - CD-Writer+ 9500b
HP - CD-Writer+ 9700k
HP - DVD Writer 300c
HP - DVD Writer 400c
hp - DVD-RAM GH40L
hp - DVDRAM GSA-U20N
hp - DVDRAM GT20L
LG - CD-RW CED-8120B
LG Electronics - CD-RW GCE-8080N
LG Electronics - CD-RW GCE-8240B
LG Electronics - CD-RW GCE-8522B
LG Electronics - CD-RW GCE-8524B
LG Electronics - DVD-RAM GH10L
LG Electronics - DVD-RAM GH10N
LG Electronics - DVD-RAM GH15L
LG Electronics - DVD-RAM GH40L
LG Electronics - DVD-RAM GH40N
LG Electronics - DVD-RAM GSA-H40N
LG Electronics - DVD-RAM GSA-H60L
LG Electronics - DVD-RAM GSA-H60N
LG Electronics - DVD-ROM GDR8081N
LG Electronics - DVD-RW GCA-4080N
LG Electronics - DVD-RW GH41N
LG Electronics - DVD-RW GRA-4082N
LG Electronics - DVD-RW GSA-H11N
LG Electronics - DVD-RW GSA-H60L
LG Electronics - DVD-RW GWA-4040B
LG Electronics - DVD-RW GWA-4080N
LG Electronics - DVD-RW GWA-4082B
LG Electronics - DVD-RW GWA-4082N
LG Electronics - DVD-RW GWA-4160B
LG Electronics - DVD-RW GWA-4163B
LG Electronics - DVD-RW GWA-4165B
LG Electronics - DVD-RW_GSA-H11N
LG Electronics - DVD-RW_GSA-H41N
LG Electronics - DVD+-RW GA10N
LG Electronics - DVD+-RW GA11N
LG Electronics - DVD+-RW GH50N
LG Electronics - DVD+-RW GS20N
LG Electronics - DVD+-RW GSA-S10N
LG Electronics - DVD+-RW GSA-T11N
LG Electronics - DVD+-RW GSA-T21N
LG Electronics - DVD+-RW GSA-T40N
LG Electronics - DVD+-RW GSA-U10N
LG Electronics - DVD+-RW GSA-U20N
LG Electronics - DVD+-RW GU10N
LG Electronics - DVD+-RW GWA4083N
LG Electronics - DVD+-RW GX10N
LG Electronics - DVD+RW GRA-4120B
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GA10F
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GA10N
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GE20LU10
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GE20LU11
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GE20NU10
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GE20NU11
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GE24LU20
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GH10N
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GH15F
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GH20LS10
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GH20LS15
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GH20NS10
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GH20NS15
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GH22LS40
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GH22LS50
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GH22NS40
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GH22NS50
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GH24LS50
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GH24NS50
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GH40F
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GH40L
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GH40N
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GH41N
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GMA-4020B
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GMA-4080N
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GMA-4082N
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GMA-4084N
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GMA4082Nj
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GP08LU10
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GP08LU11
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GP08NU10
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GP08NU11
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GS20F
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GS20N
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GSA-4040B
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GSA-4080N
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GSA-4081B
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GSA-4082B
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GSA-4082N
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GSA-4083N
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GSA-4084N
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GSA-4120B
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GSA-4160B
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GSA-4163B
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GSA-4165B
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GSA-4167B
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GSA-5120D
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GSA-5160D
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GSA-5163D
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GSA-E10L
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GSA-E10N
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GSA-E30L
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GSA-E40L
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GSA-E40N
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GSA-E50L
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GSA-E50N
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GSA-H10A
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GSA-H10L
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GSA-H10N
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GSA-H12L
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GSA-H12N
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GSA-H40N
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GSA-H42L
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GSA-H42N
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GSA-H44L
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GSA-H44N
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GSA-H60N
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GSA-H62L
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GSA-H62N
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GSA-H66N
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GSA-T10N
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GSA-T20F
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GSA-T20L
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GSA-T20N
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GSA-T30L
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GSA-T30N
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GSA-T40F
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GSA-T40L
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GSA-T40N
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GSA-T50F
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GSA-T50L
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GSA-T50N
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GSA-U10N
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GSA-U20N
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GT20F
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GT20L
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GT20N
LG Electronics - DVDRAM GU10N
LG Electronics - DVDRAM_GH10N
LG Electronics - DVDRAM_GH15N
LG Electronics - DVDRAM_GSA-4165B
LG Electronics - DVDRAM_GSA-H10N
LG Electronics - DVDRAM_GSA-H40N
LG Electronics - DVDRAM_GSA-H60N
LG Electronics - DVDRAM_GSA-T20N
LG Electronics - DVDRAM_GSA-T50N
LG Electronics - DVDRW GA11N
LG Electronics - DVDRW GS21N
LG Electronics - DVDRW GS22N
LG Electronics - DVDRW GS23N
LG Electronics - DVDRW GSA-S10N
LG Electronics - DVDRW GSA-S10N6
LG Electronics - DVDRW GWA4080M
LG Electronics - DVDRW GWA4080MA
LG Electronics - DVDRW GWA4080MB
LG Electronics - RW-DVD GCC-4080N
LG Electronics - RW-DVD GCC-4120B
LITE-ON - LTR-0841
LITE-ON - LTR-12101B
LITE-ON - LTR-16101B
Memorex - CDRW-4420
Memorex - Twelve MAXX 1032
NEC - CD-ROM DRIVE;282
NEC - CD-ROM DRIVE;28C
NEC - CD-ROM DRIVE;28G
NEC - CD-RW NR-9100A
NEC - CD-RW NR-9200A
NEC - CD-RW NR-9300A
NEC - NR-7500A
NEC - NR-7700A
NEC - NR-7800A
NEC - NR-7800B
NEC - NR-7900A
NU - DVDRW DDW-081
NU - DVDRW DDW-082
OPTORITE - CD-RW CW4802
OPTORITE - CD-RW CW5201
OPTORITE - CD-RW CW5205
OPTORITE - CD-RW CW5207
OPTORITE - DVD RW DD0201
OPTORITE - DVD RW DD0203
OPTORITE - DVD RW DD0401
OPTORITE - DVD RW DD0405
OPTORITE - DVD RW DD1203
OPTORITE - DVD RW DD1205
Panasonic - DVD-ROM SR-8174
Panasonic - DVD-ROM SR-8175
Panasonic - DVD-ROM SR-8583
Panasonic - DVD-ROM SR-8584A
Panasonic - DVD-ROM SR-8585
Panasonic - DVD-ROM SR-8586
Panasonic - UJDA310
Panasonic - UJDA330
Panasonic - UJDA360
Panasonic - UJDA710
Panasonic - UJDA720 DVD-CDRW
Panasonic - UJDA730 DVD-CDRW
Philips - 40x PCA402CD
PHILIPS - CDD3610 CD-R-RW
PHILIPS - CDD5301
PHILIPS - CDD6911
PHILIPS - CDRW1610A
PHILIPS - CDRW2412A
PHILIPS - CDRW4012P
PHILIPS - CDRW48A
PHILIPS - CDRW48P
PHILIPS - CDRWDVD2010
PHILIPS - CDRWDVD3210
PHILIPS - DROM5016
PHILIPS - DROM6216
PHILIPS - DVD+-RW SDVD8431
PHILIPS - DVD+-RW SDVD8441
PHILIPS - DVD8421
PHILIPS - DVDR824DP
PHILIPS - DVDR824P
PHILIPS - DVDR885P
PHILIPS - DVDRW416
PHILIPS - JR4DVDRW
PHILIPS - PBDV885P
PHILIPS - PCDV5016P1
PHILIPS - PCDV6116
PHILIPS - PCRW1208
PHILIPS - PCRW5232P
PIONEER - CD-ROM DR-A04S
PIONEER - CD-ROM DR-A14S
PIONEER - CD-ROM DR-U12X
PIONEER - DVD-CDRW DCR-111
PIONEER - DVD-ROM DVD-103
PIONEER - DVD-ROM DVD-103R
PIONEER - DVD-ROM DVD-104
PIONEER - DVD-ROM DVD-105
PIONEER - DVD-ROM DVD-105F
PIONEER - DVD-ROM DVD-113
PIONEER - DVD-ROM DVD-114
PIONEER - DVD-ROM DVD-115
PIONEER - DVD-ROM DVD-115F
PIONEER - DVD-ROM DVD-120
PIONEER - DVD-ROM DVD-120S
PIONEER - DVD-ROM DVD-122M
PIONEER - DVD-ROM DVD-122P
PIONEER - DVD-ROM DVD-303
PIONEER - DVD-ROM DVD-303F
PIONEER - DVD-ROM DVD-303R
PIONEER - DVD-ROM DVD-304
PIONEER - DVD-ROM DVD-305
PLEXTOR - CD-R PX-230A
PLEXTOR - CD-R PX-S2410T
PLEXTOR - CD-R PX-W124TS
PLEXTOR - CD-ROM PX-12CS
PLEXTOR - CD-ROM PX-12TS
PLEXTOR - CD-ROM PX-20TS
PLEXTOR - CD-ROM PX-32CS
PLEXTOR - CD-ROM PX-32TS
PLEXTOR - CD-ROM PX-40TS
PLEXTOR - CD-ROM PX-40TW
PLEXTOR - CD-ROM PX-8XCS
PLEXTOR - DVD-ROM PX-116A
PLEXTOR - DVD-ROM PX-116A3
PLEXTOR - DVD-ROM PX-130
PLEXTOR - DVD-ROM PX-130A
PLEXTOR - DVDR PX-810UF
PLEXTOR - DVDR PX-B300SA
QPS - CRD-BP1500P
QSI - CDRW-DVD SBW-241
QSI - DVD-CDRW SBW-081
QSI - DVD-CDRW SBW-161
QSI - DVD+-RW SDW-082
QSI - DVD+-RW SDW-082K
QSI - DVD+-RW SDW-082S
QSI - DVDRW SDW-041
QSI - DVDRW SDW-042
RICOH - CD-R-RW MP7040A
RICOH - CD-R-RW MP7060S
RICOH - DVD-CDRW MP9060
RICOH - DVD-CDRW MP9120
RICOH - DVD-CDRW MP9200
SAMSUNG - CD-R-RW SW-212B
SAMSUNG - CD-R-RW SW-248B
SAMSUNG - CD-ROM SC-140
SAMSUNG - CD-ROM SC-140B
SAMSUNG - CD-ROM SC-140F
SAMSUNG - CD-ROM SC-152A
SAMSUNG - CD-ROM SC-152G
SAMSUNG - CD-ROM SCR-3232
SAMSUNG - DVD-ROM SD-612
SAMSUNG - DVD-ROM SD-612S
SAMSUNG - DVD-ROM SD-616F
SAMSUNG - DVD-ROM SD-616T
SONY - CD-ROM CDU5231
SONY - CD-RW CRX0811
SONY - CD-RW CRX100E
SONY - CD-RW CRX120E
SONY - CD-RW CRX1611
SONY - CD-RW CRX215E5
SONY - DVD RW DRU-530A
SONY - DVD RW DRU-540A
TDK - CDRW161040X
TDK - CDRW161040XA
TDK - CDRW241040X
TDK - CDRW321040X
TDK - CDRW401248UEX
TEAC - CD-210PU
TEAC - CD-224E-BA
TEAC - CD-224E-C
TEAC - CD-532E-B
TEAC - CD-R55S
TEAC - CD-W216E
TEAC - CD-W224E
TEAC - CD-W224EA
TEAC - CD-W28E
TEAC - CD-W512EB
TEAC - CD-W512SB
TEAC - CD-W516EB
TEAC - CD-W516EC
TEAC - CD-W540E
TEAC - CD-W54E
TEAC - CD-W58E
TEAC - DVD+RW DV-W58E
TEAC - DW-28E
TOSHIBA - CD-DVDW SD-R5372
TOSHIBA - CD-DVDW SDR5372V
TOSHIBA - CD-DVDW SDR6472U
TOSHIBA - CD-ROM XM-1702BC
TOSHIBA - CD-ROM XM-6202B
TOSHIBA - CD-ROM XM-6202BH
TOSHIBA - CD-ROM XM-6401TA
TOSHIBA - CDRW-DVD SDR2102
TOSHIBA - DVD-HD SD-H802A
TOSHIBA - DVD-HD X807616
TOSHIBA - DVD-ROM SD-R1002
TOSHIBA - DVD-ROM SD-R1102
TOSHIBA - DVD-ROM SD-R2002
TOSHIBA - DVD-ROM SD-R2102
TOSHIBA - DVDW-HD SD-L802B
TOSHIBA - DVDW-HD TS-L802A
TOSHIBA - ODD-DVD SD-M1802
YAMAHA - CRW-70
YAMAHA - CRW-F1E
YAMAHA - CRW-F1S
YAMAHA - CRW2100E
YAMAHA - CRW2100S
YAMAHA - CRW2200E
YAMAHA - CRW3200E

2010-11-03 01:05:48

Thank you for the information. Will come in handy.

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