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when it's working on 64-bit system, okay

It works, I just tried it. Thanks to both of you

I've come across a CD with quite ridiculous gaps. It's from 1994 so I suppose it's not a copy protection issue. I've obtained consistent results with two drives. What do you say -- do PC games often have strange gaps? They certainly don't look normal to me.

http://pickhost.eu/images/0001/8676/gaps.png

amarok wrote:I've come across a CD with quite ridiculous gaps. It's from 1994 so I suppose it's not a copy protection issue. I've obtained consistent results with two drives. What do you say -- do PC games often have strange gaps? They certainly don't look normal to me.

http://pickhost.eu/images/0001/8676/gaps.png

Have you tried using different gap detection methods in EAC? If you continue to get the same gaps on multiple drives with different gap detections then I guess the gaps would be correct. I'm not too sure but I think this might be common of older PC games.

how do they relate to tracks?
maybe they mark where audio cuts off and silence starts?
i.e. when you move gaps to the next track is the last sector of previous track the last one with samples?

Subs are needed, can't say anything without them.

Would CloneCD subs be appropriate? Or should I use another tool?

amarok wrote:Would CloneCD subs be appropriate? Or should I use another tool?

Yes, they are ok, but configure CCD as said here /viewtopic.php?p=7044#p7044

Well, here's the sub: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?yzmjlr5mx3n.
Thank you for your efforts so far

So, did anybody have a look at it yet? I've just ordered a more reliable drive which should arrive in a few days, so I might give it a try then again if the subs don't yield correct gaps.