DiscImageCreator

[Rubberbandman]

"it uploaded a dozen or so junk files" - what?

I got the full game image twice and a ton of text files with random junk in it like

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    5a0(1440) 9c 62 d5 e1 27 08 d7 80 5d 20 1a 58 40 3f ca a2
    5b0(1456) 00 71 db 24 fe a2 db 73 49 95 28 48 97 5d 47 55
    5c0(1472) 01 08 9e b0 e2 9d 32 8b 1a 1e 81 ba fb 98 cd 83
    5d0(1488) 1f 4e 53 d3 91 e9 71 30 a3 16 53 30 e6 50 80 5e
    5e0(1504) 1f d3 73 d7 7b 78 3d 5c 49 d3 56 ce fe da e3 5c
    5f0(1520) 12 3c b2 20 4c 0d 8d cc 75 90 5b 2f 5b 5c 14 02
    600(1536) a9 89 fe e8 81 48 33 c4 ae 16 d3 0a bf 90 4f 69
    610(1552) 63 4e 4e aa 7a a7 cd 4c 89 41 6c b5 67 8a 24 61
    620(1568) 61 98 b2 8c ba 22 49 ba 5f 18 e1 b0 03 26 3c cf

I don't need any of those. I'm looking for a file that holds the stuff you list for each disc, so i can submit that info. But I'm only finding bits and pieces of those in multiple files, like track addresses in one file, a track hash in another, an image hash in a third.

Am I missing a commandline switch, that will output all the data in a format similar to what you can see on your website?

I don't have time to manually cut and paste all that stuff together from 300kbyte worth of text files. I have something around a hundred discs to dump before I sell them. I'd like to make this as easy as possible.

[ssjkakaroto]

You should probably take some time to familiarize on how redump.org and DIC work before criticizing.

[Rubberbandman]

I'm not criticizing anything, I'd just like to contribute more entries to your database. I have around 30-50 games at the minimum that aren't there.

[darksabre76]

Hey again, I have a bit of an odd issue with a no-scratches OEM disc (IBM-PC). I've tried reattaching my drive multiple times and even tried ripping the disc with another program (which succeeded). Below is the error that it throws after it enumerates the tracks and checks the EXEs:

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LBA[299337, 0x49149]: [F:ReadCDForVolumeDescriptor][L:1120]
    OpCode: 0xa8
    ScsiStatus: 0x02 = CHECK_CONDITION
    SenseData Key-Asc-Ascq: 03-02-82 = MEDIUM_ERROR - OTHER
lpCmd: a8, 00, 00, 04, 91, 49, 00, 00, 00, 01, 00, 00
dwBufSize: 2048

Other output files available if they're needed.

[iR0b0t]

@Rubberbandman
If you feel overwhelmed by the output DIC is producing then make your forum posts with attachments.
Move the actual images by side (bin & scm files) and compress the rest to a archive.
We prefer dumps with logs anyways.

[Rubberbandman]

@Rubberbandman
If you feel overwhelmed by the output DIC is producing then make your forum posts with attachments.
Move the actual images by side (bin & scm files) and compress the rest to a archive.
We prefer dumps with logs anyways.

Okay, that sounds reasonable, I should've thought of it myself lol.

[sarami]

Hey again, I have a bit of an odd issue with a no-scratches OEM disc (IBM-PC). I've tried reattaching my drive multiple times and even tried ripping the disc with another program (which succeeded). Below is the error that it throws after it enumerates the tracks and checks the EXEs:

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LBA[299337, 0x49149]: [F:ReadCDForVolumeDescriptor][L:1120]
    OpCode: 0xa8
    ScsiStatus: 0x02 = CHECK_CONDITION
    SenseData Key-Asc-Ascq: 03-02-82 = MEDIUM_ERROR - OTHER
lpCmd: a8, 00, 00, 04, 91, 49, 00, 00, 00, 01, 00, 00
dwBufSize: 2048

Other output files available if they're needed.

Updated test ver.

I don't see how that message with its broken English is in any way clear, especially since I gave it a number and it ignored it.

I'm not a native eng speaker. Please tell me the broken English you think.

[darksabre76]

Thanks sarami! That seems to have worked Not that I know what you fixed

[reentrant]

Sarami there's a small regression in latest version of DIC. When you specify /rc switch and no protection is detected a warning pops up with message /rc is ignored. For some discs (when protection cannot be detected) this is causing a regression and some sectors are not properly dumped. Please provide a way to override /rc so that it's always active.

[sarami]

Sarami there's a small regression in latest version of DIC. When you specify /rc switch and no protection is detected a warning pops up with message /rc is ignored. For some discs (when protection cannot be detected) this is causing a regression and some sectors are not properly dumped. Please provide a way to override /rc so that it's always active.

What protection cannot be detected?