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Could you reply on my DM zcal? Sorry if I'm bothering you

<r>Are you talking about scratches? CDs/DVDs get scratched because of improper storage, dust that accumulates on them, etc. There are many causes. You can try to repair these scratches yourself (I recommend the Restore and Replay channel on YouTube; they have guides on how to save a disc from ...

They look like typical scratches on a disc, meaning the disc has been heavily used. In any case, these scratches weren't caused by the disc pressing process, meaning they're not from copy protection.

<r>I mean "where on the disc" sorry, translation bug xD<br/>
The scan you uploaded doesn't show any physical separators, so your disc probably doesn't have this protection.<br/>
This is what physical separators look like - <URL url="https://web.archive.org/web/20220611141152if_/https://i.ebayimg.com ...

Maybe it's detecting some remnants of Copy-X? Where on the disc do you see these physical separators?

Does your dump have any EDC/ECC or C2 errors at all? Because if it's error-free, it shouldn't have any protection.

Well, unfortunately, we have to wait. Maybe someday iR0b0t will come back and implement the changes, maybe not.

The person who could add any anti-DDoS protection here and who is the admin here is not present and we have no contact with him, so we can't really do anything here

You can also use dvdisaster, which graphically displays read errors (i.e., where on the disc the sectors with read errors are located). Redumper, on the other hand, reports C2 errors when reading problems occur and has a function for refining sectors with C2 errors.

If anyone is still working on MDS, a decryptor for MDSv2 and MDX files has appeared online. I don't know if it has any use for DPM, but it's worth checking out.
https://github.com/Marisa-Chan/mdsx/