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On the Ys IV sample disc, track 1, all data from the start to 18735 (decimal) is zeroed. All data from 7063856 until the end is also zeroed.

By the way, track 1 is not the warning track commonly found in Japanese games. It's actually the English warning track found in US releases.

<r>I'm trying to rip some retail discs to compare with entries in the database to make sure I'm doing this right. I have a couple questions.<br/>

<QUOTE author="themabus"><s>[quote=themabus]</s>edit:<br/>
ah, i forgot about data track pregap - usually drive won't be able to extract it correctly ...

<r>I see. The data I'm getting from IsoBuster is actually very different at the end of the track. Instead of being all zeroes like with EAC, I'm getting different data from 01CF2488:<br/>
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<r>Thanks. ISOBuster is indeed giving me a different rip of the file, but as you mentioned there may be a problem with the offset value and in ripping the file. With 40 bytes trimmed from the beginning, the beginning of the track matches the EAC file. At the end of the file there may still be a ...

<r>DJoneK: Yeah, I have the 64 bit version. I keep finding more reasons to wish I could have gotten this laptop loaded with XP or gone with 32. Blech. I'll try fiddling with Vista more tonight.<br/>
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There's a new development with the dumping process that I didn't notice last night. EAC is ...

<r>Hi, I have a couple questions about dumping a special PC Engine CD that I would like to contribute to the database and make available through the net. The title is a store demo version of Ys IV with various differences from the released game. I'd like to get the most accurate rip possible, so I'm ...