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Thank you very much Administrator.

<t>Thank you for answers to many questions.<br/>
Please allow me to ask some questions at the end.<br/>
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The default value for /c2 is 4000. Is it okay to change the value if it takes a long time?<br/>
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"Be aware that the PX-716 series (possibly other DVD drives) is unsuitable for dumping ...

<t>”The TOC gets updated when you press the "eject" button on the drive or when you send the "eject" command from the operating system. If you want to read the disc as scrambled on a "normal" drive, you need to insert the audio CD, then to swap it with the data CD, the drive will "think" the audio ...

<t>Thank you for answering. <br/>
I once again recognized that PLEXTOR was a really good drive maker.<br/>
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"Without updating the TOC."<br/>
What should I do to update?<br/>
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"Of course. And if the Audio CD has more sectors than your data+audio disc, you will be able to read the offset ...

<t>Thank you for solving many questions.<br/>
I'm sorry but I want you to get along with my question a little more.<br/>
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"Be aware the PX-W4824 series is suitable for dumping discs with secuROM (CDC100, CDS200, Label Gate, and XCP (Does not read TOC correct)).<br/>
Be aware that the PX-716 ...

If not, subchannel data is included only in .sub, but
There are only bin and cue in the database,
Is there no problem?

<t>> However, CDs are up to 2448 bytes / sector.<br/>
Excuse me for making a bad explanation.<br/>
correction<br/>
The CD consists of subchannels up to 2352 bytes / sector + 96 bytes / sector (except for the 2 bytes sync signal).<br/>
.bin is 2352 bytes / sector, but is there no subchannel in this ...

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The item of the drive corresponding to CD exists in ...

<t>> I don't understand the question.<br/>
Sorry, the words were not transmitted well.<br/>
Can a drive that only supports 0xbe be able to correctly rip a regular CD?<br/>
If possible, how far do you support protected CDs?<br/>
Or can you rip the CD correctly only with the recommended drive in ...

Does it mean a drive that can be used with scrambled mode = 0xd8 and 0xbe?
Can SACD rip on all drives that support scramble mode?
Is it acceptable if I submit a log without registering?
Does DIC support CD-TEXT?