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Sadly that didn't work. It reacted the same way just with the error about not having /c2 set.

Shoot it keeps failing when trying to check if the drive can read the lead-out and definetely has an issues when dealing with multi-session discs throwing up a bunch of ILLEGAL_REQUEST errors directed towards the end of the disc.

I just tested out with the latest test version you just posted and trying to set the /be flag to force pack mode for dumping CDG discs and it still sets the drive to dump in d8 mode.

<t>Ok so this might sound a bit crazy but hear me out as far as a possible new feature. So I was using Perfectrip to dump one of my Karaoke discs trying to get the best copy of the subchannel data I could so I was comparing them in a hex editor and realized the actual P-W data was actually matching ...

<t>The test version test_20190508_190259 (currently the latest test version on the first post last I checked) has a bug when dealing with SafeDisc protected games. When using /sf it will appear to detect the SafeDisc protection but at the end of the dump with try and reread the bad sectors as if ...

<t>I did a couple of multi-session tests with my PX-W4824TA even with the latest test build and when it hits the second session the drive times out with that semiphone or what not error but I did manage to get it working on my PX-716A drive. The one disc I tried which is a demo disc from McDonalds ...

<t>If you remove the /c2 in the command line it will dump without checking for c2 errors BUT it will dump with errors and all so it's not for if you want a good dump but if you are trying to just recover an old CD it will let you get an image you can try to recover at least some of the data off of ...

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Ok not sure if this has been mentioned but I noticed the new /74 flag in the newer version of DIC and was wondering how one would use it exactly to dump the ring data. I tried it just as part of the normal dumping but it didn't seem to do anything. Do I have to use a swap disc or something?

Oh as far as I can tell it isn't an issue but then I'm no expert. I was just making an observation based on what they were saying above.