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<r><QUOTE author="iCEQB"><s>[quote=iCEQB]</s>This so far is the only application, that realy produces a matching TOSEC dump, from a redump set.<e>[/quote]</e></QUOTE>

Had some fun a while ago writing a program that could do this for my own usage. I did put it on github : <URL url="https://github ...

<r>Unlike previous versions, latest linux release of DIC, version 20260101, may complain about a missing shared object called libcrypto.so.1.1<br/>
On a debian-based distro, installing <URL url="http://ftp.de.debian.org/debian/pool/main/o/openssl/libssl1.1_1.1.1w-0+deb11u1_amd64.deb"><s>[url=http ...

<r><QUOTE author="HeroponRikiBestest"><s>[quote=HeroponRikiBestest]</s>As far as I saw from reading this thread, you were unable to read DPM from the .mds format, and switched to using a different format instead. Is that correct?<e>[/quote]</e></QUOTE>

No. There's probably just a confusion between ...

<r>One thing about dumping DPM timings that should be mentioned explicitly, is that <B><s>[b]</s>a constant angular velocity reading seems mandatory<e>[/b]</e></B>.<br/>
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Obviously, the shape of the timings curve strongly suggests that, but the best argument is in fact the inner/outer edge ...

<r><QUOTE author="HeroponRikiBestest"><s>[quote=HeroponRikiBestest]</s>Have you still not figured out how to read the 4 byte DPM values?<e>[/quote]</e></QUOTE>

How would any program using DPM work without being able to read it?<br/>

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<t>The two curves at the top allow to have a quick look at the whole disc.<br/>
The two curves at the bottom focus on the first 750 samples to zoom in on the first region's pattern found in SecuROM 4.8+ discs.<br/>
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This pattern is identical for all regions, and highly specific. It is not 100 ...

<r>I have added a graphical representation of the timings in DPM SCN. Simply drag and drop a mds file on 'scan' and press Escape key to close the window. A corresponding .bmp file will be created, along with a .log file that contains the stats and all DPM values in a human readable format.<br/>
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<r>I did a bit of testing with different time stamp functions. It seems that after simply iterating a printf in a for loop, clock(), QueryPerformanceCounter() in Windows, and clock_gettime() in Linux give extremely close results when CLOCK_PROCESS_CPUTIME_ID is used.<br/>
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If that behavior is ...

Wish I could help you, but for now that's beyond my understanding.

All I know is that BWA builder had an alleged precision of about 6 µs.

<r>About reverse engineering, I'm not sure that the alcohol application is the best candidate to start from. I've only recently discovered that the old .bwa file format used by Blindwrite back in 2002 was in fact storing DPM information the <I><s>[i]</s>exact same way<e>[/i]</e></I> than the very ...