Are leading empty bytes important in data/audio dumps?

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comradesean
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Are leading empty bytes important in data/audio dumps?

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Like the subject asks, Are leading empty bytes in the audio tracks important in determining a 1:1 dump or are the gaps the only important part of determining empty space between tracks?
Last edited by comradesean on Tue Feb 16, 2016 10:30 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: Are leading empty bytes important in data/audio dumps?

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Gaps can contain data and often do particularly on PC titles.
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Re: Are leading empty bytes important in data/audio dumps?

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Thanks Nexy, I was a little worried about that data getting chopped off.
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