Below is sector 80951. CDRWin reports that the LBA sector that should end track01 is 81099
81099 - 150 = 80949
sectors 80949 and 80950 are full of data. As you can see the first sector with zeros is 80951 (below)
I count 2092 bytes of data, so I did 2352 + 2352 + 2092 = 6796 bytes / 4 = 1699 samples
0000 : E8 6E CE AC 54 7D FF 61 80 28 60 1E A8 08 7E 86 .n..T}.a.(`...~.
0010 : A0 62 F8 29 82 9E E1 A8 48 7E B6 A0 76 F8 26 C2 .b.)....H~..v.&.
0020 : 9A D1 AB 1C 7F 49 E0 36 C8 16 D6 8E DE E4 58 4B .....I.6......XK
0030 : 7A B7 63 36 A9 D6 FE DE C0 58 50 3A BC 13 31 CD z.c6.....XP:..1.
0040 : D4 55 9F 7F 28 20 1E 98 08 6A 86 AF 22 FC 19 81 .U..( ...j.."...
0050 : CA E0 57 08 3E 86 90 62 EC 29 8D DE E5 98 4B 2A ..W.>..b.)....K*
0060 : B7 5F 36 B8 16 F2 8E C5 A4 53 3B 7D D3 61 9D E8 ._6......S;}.a..
0070 : 69 8E AE E4 7C 4B 61 F7 68 46 AE B2 FC 75 81 E7 i...|Ka.hF...u..
0080 : 20 4A 98 37 2A 96 9F 2E E8 1C 4E 89 F4 66 C7 6A J.7*.....N..f.j
0090 : D2 AF 1D BC 09 B1 C6 F4 52 C7 7D 92 A1 AD B8 7D ........R.}....}
00A0 : B2 A1 B5 B8 77 32 A6 95 BA EF 33 0C 15 C5 CF 13 ....w2....3.....
00B0 : 14 0D CF 45 94 33 2F 55 DC 3F 19 D0 0A DC 07 19 ...E.3/U.?......
00C0 : C2 8A D1 A7 1C 7A 89 E3 26 C9 DA D6 DB 1E DB 48 .....z..&......H
00D0 : 5B 76 BB 66 F3 6A C5 EF 13 0C 0D C5 C5 93 13 2D [v.f.j.........-
00E0 : CD DD 95 99 AF 2A FC 1F 01 C8 00 56 80 3E E0 10 .....*.....V.>..
00F0 : 48 0C 36 85 D6 E3 1E C9 C8 56 D6 BE DE F0 58 44 H.6......V....XD
0100 : 3A B3 53 35 FD D7 01 9E 80 68 60 2E A8 1C 7E 89 :.S5.....h`...~.
0110 : E0 66 C8 2A D6 9F 1E E8 08 4E 86 B4 62 F7 69 86 .f.*.....N..b.i.
0120 : AE E2 FC 49 81 F6 E0 46 C8 32 D6 95 9E EF 28 4C ...I...F.2....(L
0130 : 1E B5 C8 77 16 A6 8E FA E4 43 0B 71 C7 64 52 AB ...w.....C.q.dR.
0140 : 7D BF 61 B0 28 74 1E A7 48 7A B6 A3 36 F9 D6 C2 }.a.(t..Hz..6...
0150 : DE D1 98 5C 6A B9 EF 32 CC 15 95 CF 2F 14 1C 0F ...\j..2..../...
0160 : 49 C4 36 D3 56 DD FE D9 80 5A E0 3B 08 13 46 8D I.6.V....Z.;..F.
0170 : F2 E5 85 8B 23 27 59 DA BA DB 33 1B 55 CB 7F 17 ....#'Y...3.U...
0180 : 60 0E A8 04 7E 83 60 61 E8 28 4E 9E B4 68 77 6E `...~.`a.(N..hwn
0190 : A6 AC 7A FD E3 01 89 C0 66 D0 2A DC 1F 19 C8 0A ..z.....f.*.....
01A0 : D6 87 1E E2 88 49 A6 B6 FA F6 C3 06 D1 C2 DC 51 .....I.........Q
01B0 : 99 FC 6A C1 EF 10 4C 0C 35 C5 D7 13 1E 8D C8 65 ..j...L.5......e
01C0 : 96 AB 2E FF 5C 40 39 F0 12 C4 0D 93 45 AD F3 3D ....\@9.....E..=
01D0 : 85 D1 A3 1C 79 C9 E2 D6 C9 9E D6 E8 5E CE B8 54 ....y.......^..T
01E0 : 72 BF 65 B0 2B 34 1F 57 48 3E B6 90 76 EC 26 CD r.e.+4.WH>..v.&.
01F0 : DA D5 9B 1F 2B 48 1F 76 88 26 E6 9A CA EB 17 0F ....+H.v.&......
0200 : 4E 84 34 63 57 69 FE AE C0 7C 50 21 FC 18 41 CA N.4cWi...|P!..A.
0210 : B0 57 34 3E 97 50 6E BC 2C 71 DD E4 59 8B 7A E7 .W4>.Pn.,q..Y.z.
0220 : 63 0A A9 C7 3E D2 90 5D AC 39 BD D2 F1 9D 84 69 c...>..].9.....i
0230 : A3 6E F9 EC 42 CD F1 95 84 6F 23 6C 19 ED CA CD .n..B....o#l....
0240 : 97 15 AE 8F 3C 64 11 EB 4C 4F 75 F4 27 07 5A 82 ....<d..LOu.'.Z.
0250 : BB 21 B3 58 75 FA A7 03 3A 81 D3 20 5D D8 39 9A .!.Xu...:.. ].9.
0260 : 92 EB 2D 8F 5D A4 39 BB 52 F3 7D 85 E1 A3 08 79 ..-.].9.R.}....y
0270 : C6 A2 D2 F9 9D 82 E9 A1 8E F8 64 42 AB 71 BF 64 ..........dB.q.d
0280 : 70 2B 64 1F 6B 48 2F 76 9C 26 E9 DA CE DB 14 5B p+d.kH/v.&.....[
0290 : 4F 7B 74 23 67 59 EA BA CF 33 14 15 CF 4F 14 34 O{t#gY...3...O.4
02A0 : 0F 57 44 3E B3 50 75 FC 27 01 DA 80 5B 20 3B 58 .WD>.Pu.'...[ ;X
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02C0 : F7 6E C6 AC 52 FD FD 81 81 A0 60 78 28 22 9E 99 .n..R.....`x("..
02D0 : A8 6A FE AF 00 7C 00 21 C0 18 50 0A BC 07 31 C2 .j...|.!..P...1.
02E0 : 94 51 AF 7C 7C 21 E1 D8 48 5A B6 BB 36 F3 56 C5 .Q.||!..HZ..6.V.
02F0 : FE D3 00 5D C0 39 90 12 EC 0D 8D C5 A5 93 3B 2D ...].9........;-
0300 : D3 5D 9D F9 A9 82 FE E1 80 48 60 36 A8 16 FE 8E .].......H`6....
0310 : C0 64 50 2B 7C 1F 61 C8 28 56 9E BE E8 70 4E A4 .dP+|.a.(V...pN.
0320 : 34 7B 57 63 7E A9 E0 7E C8 20 56 98 3E EA 90 4F 4{Wc~..~. V.>..O
0330 : 2C 34 1D D7 49 9E B6 E8 76 CE A6 D4 7A DF 63 18 ,4..I...v...z.c.
0340 : 29 CA 9E D7 28 5E 9E B8 68 72 AE A5 BC 7B 31 E3 )...(^..hr...{1.
0350 : 54 49 FF 76 C0 26 D0 1A DC 0B 19 C7 4A D2 B7 1D TI.v.&......J...
0360 : B6 89 B6 E6 F6 CA C6 D7 12 DE 8D 98 65 AA AB 3F ............e..?
0370 : 3F 50 10 3C 0C 11 C5 CC 53 15 FD CF 01 94 00 6F ?P.<....S......o
0380 : 40 2C 30 1D D4 09 9F 46 E8 32 CE 95 94 6F 2F 6C @,0....F.2...o/l
0390 : 1C 2D C9 DD 96 D9 AE DA FC 5B 01 FB 40 43 70 31 .-.......[..@Cp1
03A0 : E4 14 4B 4F 77 74 26 A7 5A FA BB 03 33 41 D5 F0 ..KOwt&.Z...3A..
03B0 : 5F 04 38 03 52 81 FD A0 41 B8 30 72 94 25 AF 5B _.8.R...A.0r.%.[
03C0 : 3C 3B 51 D3 7C 5D E1 F9 88 42 E6 B1 8A F4 67 07 <;Q.|]...B....g.
03D0 : 6A 82 AF 21 BC 18 71 CA A4 57 3B 7E 93 60 6D E8 j..!..q..W;~.`m.
03E0 : 2D 8E 9D A4 69 BB 6E F3 6C 45 ED F3 0D 85 C5 A3 -...i.n.lE......
03F0 : 13 39 CD D2 D5 9D 9F 29 A8 1E FE 88 40 66 B0 2A .9.....)....@f.*
0400 : F4 1F 07 48 02 B6 81 B6 E0 76 C8 26 D6 9A DE EB ...H.....v.&....
0410 : 18 4F 4A B4 37 37 56 96 BE EE F0 4C 44 35 F3 57 .OJ.77V....LD5.W
0420 : 05 FE 83 00 61 C0 28 50 1E BC 08 71 C6 A4 52 FB ....a.(P...q..R.
0430 : 7D 83 61 A1 E8 78 4E A2 B4 79 B7 62 F6 A9 86 FE }.a..xN..y.b....
0440 : E2 C0 49 90 36 EC 16 CD CE D5 94 5F 2F 78 1C 22 ..I.6......_/x."
0450 : 89 D9 A6 DA FA DB 03 1B 41 CB 70 57 64 3E AB 50 ........A.pWd>.P
0460 : 7F 7C 20 21 D8 18 5A 8A BB 27 33 5A 95 FB 2F 03 .| !..Z..'3Z../.
0470 : 5C 01 F9 C0 42 D0 31 9C 14 69 CF 6E D4 2C 5F 5D \...B.1..i.n.,_]
0480 : F8 39 82 92 E1 AD 88 7D A6 A1 BA F8 73 02 A5 C1 .9.....}....s...
0490 : BB 10 73 4C 25 F5 DB 07 1B 42 8B 71 A7 64 7A AB ..sL%....B.q.dz.
04A0 : 63 3F 69 D0 2E DC 1C 59 C9 FA D6 C3 1E D1 C8 5C c?i....Y.......\
04B0 : 56 B9 FE F2 C0 45 90 33 2C 15 DD CF 19 94 0A EF V....E.3,.......
04C0 : 47 0C 32 85 D5 A3 1F 39 C8 12 D6 8D 9E E5 A8 4B G.2....9.......K
04D0 : 3E B7 50 76 BC 26 F1 DA C4 5B 13 7B 4D E3 75 89 >.Pv.&...[.{M.u.
04E0 : E7 26 CA 9A D7 2B 1E 9F 48 68 36 AE 96 FC 6E C1 .&...+..Hh6...n.
04F0 : EC 50 4D FC 35 81 D7 20 5E 98 38 6A 92 AF 2D BC .PM.5.. ^.8j..-.
0500 : 1D B1 C9 B4 56 F7 7E C6 A0 52 F8 3D 82 91 A1 AC ....V.~..R.=....
0510 : 78 7D E2 A1 89 B8 66 F2 AA C5 BF 13 30 0D D4 05 x}....f.....0...
0520 : 9F 43 28 31 DE 94 58 6F 7A AC 23 3D D9 D1 9A DC .C(1..Xoz.#=....
0530 : 6B 19 EF 4A CC 37 15 D6 8F 1E E4 08 4B 46 B7 72 k..J.7......KF.r
0540 : F6 A5 86 FB 22 C3 59 91 FA EC 43 0D F1 C5 84 53 ....".Y...C....S
0550 : 23 7D D9 E1 9A C8 6B 16 AF 4E FC 34 41 D7 70 5E #}....k..N.4A.p^
0560 : A4 38 7B 52 A3 7D B9 E1 B2 C8 75 96 A7 2E FA 9C .8{R.}....u.....
0570 : 43 29 F1 DE C4 58 53 7A BD E3 31 89 D4 66 DF 6A C)...XSz..1..f.j
0580 : D8 2F 1A 9C 0B 29 C7 5E D2 B8 5D B2 B9 B5 B2 F7 ./...).^..].....
0590 : 35 86 97 22 EE 99 8C 6A E5 EF 0B 0C 07 45 C2 B3 5.."...j.....E..
05A0 : 11 B5 CC 77 15 E6 8F 0A E4 07 0B 42 87 71 A2 A4 ...w.......B.q..
05B0 : 79 BB 62 F3 69 85 EE E3 0C 49 C5 F6 D3 06 DD C2 y.b.i....I......
05C0 : D9 91 9A EC 6B 0D EF 45 8C 33 25 D5 DB 1F 1B 48 ....k..E.3%....H
05D0 : 0B 76 87 66 E2 AA C9 BF 16 F0 0E C4 04 53 43 7D .v.f.........SC}
05E0 : F1 E1 84 48 63 76 A9 E6 FE CA C0 57 10 3E 8C 10 ...Hcv.....W.>..
05F0 : 65 CC 2B 15 DF 4F 18 34 0A 97 47 2E B2 9C 75 A9 e.+..O.4..G...u.
0600 : E7 3E CA 90 57 2C 3E 9D D0 69 9C 2E E9 DC 4E D9 .>..W,>..i....N.
0610 : F4 5A C7 7B 12 A3 4D B9 F5 B2 C7 35 92 97 2D AE .Z.{..M....5..-.
0620 : 9D BC 69 B1 EE F4 4C 47 75 F2 A7 05 BA 83 33 21 ..i...LGu.....3!
0630 : D5 D8 5F 1A B8 0B 32 87 55 A2 BF 39 B0 12 F4 0D .._...2.U..9....
0640 : 87 45 A2 B3 39 B5 D2 F7 1D 86 89 A2 E6 F9 8A C2 .E..9...........
0650 : E7 11 8A 8C 67 25 EA 9B 0F 2B 44 1F 73 48 25 F6 ....g%...+D.sH%.
0660 : 9B 06 EB 42 CF 71 94 24 6F 5B 6C 3B 6D D3 6D 9D ...B.q.$o[l;m.m.
0670 : ED A9 8D BE E5 B0 4B 34 37 57 56 BE BE F0 70 44 ......K47WV...pD
0680 : 24 33 5B 55 FB 7F 03 60 01 E8 00 4E 80 34 60 17 $3[U...`...N.4`.
0690 : 68 0E AE 84 7C 63 61 E9 E8 4E CE B4 54 77 7F 66 h...|ca..N..Tw.f
06A0 : A0 2A F8 1F 02 88 01 A6 80 7A E0 23 08 19 C6 8A .*.......z.#....
06B0 : D2 E7 1D 8A 89 A7 26 FA 9A C3 2B 11 DF 4C 58 35 ......&...+..LX5
06C0 : FA 97 03 2E 81 DC 60 59 E8 3A CE 93 14 6D CF 6D ......`Y.:...m.m
06D0 : 94 2D AF 5D BC 39 B1 D2 F4 5D 87 79 A2 A2 F9 B9 .-.].9...].y....
06E0 : 82 F2 E1 85 88 63 26 A9 DA FE DB 00 5B 40 3B 70 .....c&.....[@;p
06F0 : 13 64 0D EB 45 8F 73 24 25 DB 5B 1B 7B 4B 63 77 .d..E.s$%.[.{Kcw
0700 : 69 E6 AE CA FC 57 01 FE 80 40 60 30 D7 98 5E 77 i....W...@`0..^w
0710 : 48 64 36 AB 56 FF 7E C0 30 A5 D1 C9 0A 91 C7 2C Hd6.V.~.0......,
0720 : 52 9D FD A9 81 BE E0 70 48 24 36 9B 56 EB 7E CF R......pH$6.V.~.
0730 : 60 54 28 3F 5E 90 38 6C 12 AD CD BD 95 B1 AF 34 `T(?^.8l.......4
0740 : 7C 17 61 CE A8 54 7E BF 60 70 28 24 1E 9B 48 6B |.a..T~.`p($..Hk
0750 : 76 AF 66 FC 2A C1 DF 10 58 0C 3A 85 D3 23 1D D9 v.f.*...X.:..#..
0760 : C9 9A CA 62 DE DA 48 54 36 BF 56 F0 3E C4 18 A7 ...b..HT6.V.>...
0770 : A6 C9 F5 D1 87 1C 62 89 E9 A6 CE FA D4 43 1F 71 ......b......C.q
0780 : C8 24 56 9B 7E EB 60 4F 68 34 2E 97 5C 6E B9 EC .$V.~.`Oh4..\n..
0790 : 72 CD E5 95 8B 2F 27 5C 1A B9 CB 32 D7 55 9E BF r..../'\...2.U..
07A0 : 28 70 1E A4 08 7B 46 A3 72 F9 E5 82 CB 21 97 58 (p...{F.r....!.X
07B0 : 6E BA AC 73 3D E5 D1 8B FF 62 C9 07 B6 CF 36 D4 n..s=....b....6.
07C0 : 16 DF 4E D8 1F F4 97 7B 2E A3 5C 79 F9 E2 C2 C9 ..N....{..\y....
07D0 : 91 96 EC 6E CD EC 55 8D FF 25 FB 17 2D 50 33 CE ...n..U..%..-P3.
07E0 : 67 1C A3 21 B9 D8 72 DA A5 9B 3B 2B 53 5F 7D F8 g..!..r...;+S_}.
07F0 : 21 82 0B 04 5F 2B 32 76 93 BF 78 0C 22 85 D9 A3 !..._+2v..x."...
0800 : 1A F9 CB 02 D7 41 9E B0 68 74 2E A7 5C 7A 82 17 .....A..ht..\z..
0810 : 00 0B 22 3B 21 B5 D8 1C 5A 89 FB 26 C3 5A D1 FB ..";!...Z..&.Z..
0820 : 1C 43 49 F1 F6 C4 1C 43 7D 5F 83 24 00 00 00 00 .CI....C}_.$....
0830 : 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 ................
0840 : 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 ................
0850 : 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 ................
0860 : 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 ................
0870 : 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 ................
0880 : 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 ................
0890 : 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 ................
08A0 : 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 ................
08B0 : 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 ................
08C0 : 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 ................
08D0 : 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 ................
08E0 : 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 ................
08F0 : 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 ................
0900 : 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 ................
0910 : 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 ................
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Mega-CD / Sega Saturn dumping
Re: Mega-CD / Sega Saturn dumping
I put +1723 in EAC. Should I count the -24 or not? Is the info on AccurateRip useless?RightOffset in EAC to correct copying is +1699.
+6 is the offset of my drive with AccurateRip info
-30 is the correction I found in the guide
-24 is the resulting offset
+1699 is the disc offset right? So should I consider the disc offset only or the drive offset too?
Should I put +1699 or +1723?
Re: Mega-CD / Sega Saturn dumping
The Correct offset for dumping whit EAC is 1700 !!!
The Write offset for DB guide is +1694 EAC / +1724 PR
The Write offset for DB guide is +1694 EAC / +1724 PR
Re: Mega-CD / Sega Saturn dumping
sorry but were does these number come from?
Why 1700? What does mean +1694 EAC / +1724 PR?
Why 1700? What does mean +1694 EAC / +1724 PR?
Re: Mega-CD / Sega Saturn dumping
amount of scrambled data = 1699, so +1699 is what you use in EAC for this specific drive (your calculation was correct).
the factory write offset (offset added during manufacturing of that particular disc, only used for information purposes and not for dumping) should be 1699 -24 (+6-30) = +1675
I hope p_star can explain why he mentions +1700 instead of +1699?
also, nice to see no-intro working on cd-based media
the factory write offset (offset added during manufacturing of that particular disc, only used for information purposes and not for dumping) should be 1699 -24 (+6-30) = +1675
I hope p_star can explain why he mentions +1700 instead of +1699?
also, nice to see no-intro working on cd-based media

Re: Mega-CD / Sega Saturn dumping
I got most of the steps, and I dumped a couple discs, but I think it's best to wait posting info until someone else can confirm my result dumping any CD I posted above.
I find little problems all the time, I noticed that one of my drives (the one I made the screenshot above with) reports this gaps
2:00
2:00
1.74
etc. all 1.74 after that
while the other drive reports
2:00
1.74
1.74
etc. all 1.74 after that
This is with gap detection method A, the other methods report totally random gaps every time
I find little problems all the time, I noticed that one of my drives (the one I made the screenshot above with) reports this gaps
2:00
2:00
1.74
etc. all 1.74 after that
while the other drive reports
2:00
1.74
1.74
etc. all 1.74 after that
This is with gap detection method A, the other methods report totally random gaps every time
Re: Mega-CD / Sega Saturn dumping
Gap detection with EAC can be a pain.. I don't know if Sega discs really have 1.74 gaps, but PSX discs certainly do not.
Re: Mega-CD / Sega Saturn dumping
Oops ... Probably I was drunk.Vigi wrote:I hope p_star can explain why he mentions +1700 instead of +1699?
Sorry... Correct EAC offset is +1699
It is feature only the Japanese disks for Saturn and Sega CD. Some disks have various gaps(http://forum.psxdb.com/viewtopic.php?id=1188). Someone have all gaps equal 1.74 sec. I think that it is a mistake at record, instead of the mistake in EAC.There are things specifying that at record of disks mistakes were supposed. For example, in Enemy Zero for Saturn the audiotrack on first three disks was initially identical, but because of a mistake at record it began to differ. http://forum.psxdb.com/viewtopic.php?id=863.Vigi wrote:I don't know if Sega discs really have 1.74 gaps, but PSX discs certainly do not.
Do not forget and about base Tosec. The Japanese games there everywhere have gaps equal 1.74. For example http://toseciso.org/details.php?id=3109
Certainly silly completely to trust this base, but always it is useful to compare the disks to their "dumps".
Last edited by p_star on Wed Oct 03, 2007 9:33 am, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Mega-CD / Sega Saturn dumping
Your case pregap it is equal 2.00 sec, and gaps between audio tracks are equal 1.74.gigadeath wrote:while the other drive reports
2:00
1.74
1.74
etc. all 1.74 after that
This is with gap detection method A, the other methods report totally random gaps every time
Re: Mega-CD / Sega Saturn dumping
Since I have a couple days of free time, would it be possible to get a beta copy of PerfectRip to test it with my discs? I already talked to Vigilante @ No-Intro site, but I can't use MSN, so I couldn't contact Ipse Dixit and talk to him about it.
Anyone have a copy of PerfectRip? It would be strictly for personal use of course, no distribution whatsoever. If not possible, can anyone contact Ipse Dixit for me and explain my case? Thanks
Anyone have a copy of PerfectRip? It would be strictly for personal use of course, no distribution whatsoever. If not possible, can anyone contact Ipse Dixit for me and explain my case? Thanks