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<r><QUOTE author="F1ReB4LL"><s>[quote=F1ReB4LL]</s><QUOTE author="blemm"><s>[quote=blemm]</s><QUOTE author="F1ReB4LL"><s>[quote=F1ReB4LL]</s>psxt001z doesn't create subs.<e>[/quote]</e></QUOTE>

I was wrong,Convert rather than create<e>[/quote]</e></QUOTE>

Then I don't understand your question. "If ...

<r><QUOTE author="F1ReB4LL"><s>[quote=F1ReB4LL]</s>psxt001z doesn't create subs.<e>[/quote]</e></QUOTE>

I was wrong,Convert rather than create<br/>

<QUOTE author="F1ReB4LL"><s>[quote=F1ReB4LL]</s>there's no reason to use lsd/sbi/m3s at all,<e>[/quote]</e></QUOTE>

Someday Will DB lsd be replaced ...

If I create a .sub with psxt001z, does that mean I don't need any other format?

If .sub is not listed in DB, is the result of using options such as / s not reflected?
Are / s etc. used for libcrypt and securom?

<r><QUOTE author="F1ReB4LL"><s>[quote=F1ReB4LL]</s>convert them into sbi and lsd<e>[/quote]</e></QUOTE>

Is it for running on an emulator?<br/>

<QUOTE author="F1ReB4LL"><s>[quote=F1ReB4LL]</s>(but what for?<e>[/quote]</e></QUOTE>

Redump db has .sbi and .lsd so I just want to know how to create it ...

<r>The Q channel files (.sbi, .lsd) of libcrypt and SecuROM (~ v3) were in the db of redump, I overlooked it. (PSX was also at <URL url="http://psxdatacenter.com/sbifiles.html%29"><s>[url]</s>http://psxdatacenter.com/sbifiles.html)<e>[/url]</e></URL><br/>
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What is the difference between .sbi ...

<r><QUOTE author="F1ReB4LL"><s>[quote=F1ReB4LL]</s>Plextors have weak lasers and they read subchannels worse than other drives. So, don't say "Plextor can read subcode correctly"<br/>
They have a pack subchannels reading mode, but it can be used for CD+G discs only, since it destroys any unusual ...

<r><QUOTE author="F1ReB4LL"><s>[quote=F1ReB4LL]</s>Depends on whether to fix all the small read errors and mastering errors or not. If yes - can be copied quite easily with stable results. Otherwise, you need many rereads of the same disc on 2-3 different drives. We have an experimental subchannels ...

<r><QUOTE author="F1ReB4LL"><s>[quote=F1ReB4LL]</s>No idea. You can try to use IsoBuster under WINE or try to find a similar *nix tool. Or you can rip a couple of separate sectors with DIC, it allows to extract ranges. Like, to rip -5 to -1 and leadout to leadout+5, for example.<e>[/quote]</e ...

Which method is appropriate for Linux?

I have a question about how to rip a disk swap,
Because the method is excellent, is the TOC of the hack music CD 99 minutes?

F1ReB4LL wrote:You need to check the sectors -1 and leadout+1 before dumping.

What method is appropriate to check?