Help Dumping "Simpsons, The - Hit & Run (France) (Disc 1)"

[Urk]

Hi,

I'm looking for help to dump "Simpsons, The - Hit & Run (France) (Disc 1)"
(Redump DB : https://redump.info/disc/105474/)

At first, I thought that my disc was faulty, but I can achieve the same hash as Nemok if dumping with Aaru and convert to bin file.

(I get loads of C2 & Device Timeout Errors when trying with Redumper)

I know that I can't submit Aaru dumps/conversions, so I'm asking for help on this.

I searched in the Dump History forum to try to find the method Nemok used, but I can't find the corresponding thread.

Does any Redump staff member have access to his dump logs ?

Does my issue have something to do with "subchannels" ?

Regards,

[bikerspade]

URL fix: https://redump.info/disc/105474/

[bikerspade]

Can you join VGPC discord for assistance?

[TonyLizard]

It was dumped with DiscImageCreator and not redumper.
Have you tried to use it already?

[Nemok]

This disc was also dumped with redumper build 118 before I decided to submit the DIC logs. The hashes were the same.

In case it is of any interest :

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=== 2023-05-12 06:46:20 ========================================================
redumper v2023.04.10 build_118 [Apr 10 2023, 00:27:01]

command: redumper.exe cd --drive=d --speed=8 --image-path=c:\users\nemok\documents\redumper\dump --image-name=dump

*** MODE: dump
drive path: d:
drive: ASUS - BW-16D1HT (revision level: 3.02, vendor specific: W000800KLQMBO90737)
drive configuration: LG_ASU3 (read offset: +6, C2 shift: 0, pre-gap start: -135, read method: BE_CDDA, sector order: DATA_C2_SUB)
image path: c:\users\nemok\documents\redumper\dump
image name: dump

disc TOC:
  track 1 {  data }
    index 01 { LBA:      0, MSF: 00:02:00 }
  track A {  data }
    index 01 { LBA: 337173, MSF: 74:57:48 }

dump started
LG/ASUS: searching lead-out in cache (LBA: 337173)
LG/ASUS: lead-out found (LBA: 337173, sectors: 3)
dump complete (time: 1098s)

media errors: 
  SCSI: 0
  C2: 0
  Q: 136

*** MODE: protection
scan started
protection: N/A
scan complete (time: 0s)

*** MODE: refine
drive path: d:
drive: ASUS - BW-16D1HT (revision level: 3.02, vendor specific: W000800KLQMBO90737)
drive configuration: LG_ASU3 (read offset: +6, C2 shift: 0, pre-gap start: -135, read method: BE_CDDA, sector order: DATA_C2_SUB)
image path: c:\users\nemok\documents\redumper\dump
image name: dump
refine started
refine complete (time: 5s)

media errors: 
  SCSI: 0
  C2: 0
  Q: 136

*** MODE: split
correcting Q... done

final TOC:
  track 1 {  data }
    index 00 { LBA: [  -150 ..     -1], length:    150, MSF: 00:00:00-74:57:47 }
    index 01 { LBA: [     0 .. 337172], length: 337173, MSF: 00:02:00-74:57:47 }
  track A {  data }
    index 01 { LBA: [337173 .. 337174], length:      2, MSF: 74:57:48-74:57:49 }

analysis started
analysis complete (time: 91s)

data disc detected, track offset statistics: 
  LBA: [  -134 .. 337175], count: 337310, sample offset:    -78804
  LBA: [336106 .. 336106], count:      1, sample offset: +198259476

non-zero  TOC sample range: [   -88200 .. +198257724]
non-zero data sample range: [    +8808 .. +198259482]
Universal Hash (SHA-1): 6c962ae7cf4d3d15ae4bc30df9c0610a47a6d3c8

disc write offset: -12

warning: incomplete pre-gap (session: 1, unavailable: 16/150)
checking tracks
track 1... passed
check complete (time: 7s)

splitting tracks
writing "dump.bin"
split complete (time: 35s)

writing CUE-sheet
dump.cue... done

dat:
<rom name="dump.bin" size="793030896" crc="b36c6000" md5="554215ff9963bb947f0a68f20a3b9060" sha1="511b03266d3e69a8112b7a0e13a00cc25565f060" />

CUE [dump.cue]:
FILE "dump.bin" BINARY
  TRACK 01 MODE1/2352
    INDEX 01 00:00:00

*** MODE: info
CD-ROM [dump.bin]:
  sectors count: 337173
  mode1 sectors: 337172
  mode2 sectors: 1
  mode2 (form 1) sectors: 1

  REDUMP.ORG errors: 0

ISO9660 [dump.bin]:
  PVD:
0320 : 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20  20 20 20 20 20 32 30 30                200
0330 : 33 31 30 32 30 31 35 32  31 30 30 30 30 04 32 30   3102015210000.20
0340 : 30 33 31 30 32 30 31 35  32 31 30 30 30 30 04 30   03102015210000.0
0350 : 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30  30 30 30 30 30 30 30 00   000000000000000.
0360 : 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30  30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30   0000000000000000
0370 : 00 01 00 00 00 00 00 00  00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00   ................

[Urk]

Hi,

Thank for your help, but unfortunately, none of my attempts worked.

I'm not able to match the hashes anymore, even with aaru.

I think I've really scratched my disc

I'll try to find another one any time soon !

Ragards,