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We are seeing an influx of dumps that are done with ASUS drives. These drives do not support lead-out overreading. How do you warrant that there are no missing bytes in the last sectors? Does the program prevent dumping such discs?

You haven't been paying attention I guess, there is a buffer read command that bypasses this issue and was implemented. However it needs to read more than 1 sector, which still needs to be addressed.

sarami wrote:added: detecting disney protection of DVD-VIDEO

What is that?

F1ReB4LL wrote:

sarami wrote:added: detecting disney protection of DVD-VIDEO

What is that?

https://github.com/saramibreak/DiscImag … /issues/34

Question: why is the FUA ("/f") option missing for the "data" dumping mode?

F1ReB4LL wrote:Question: why is the FUA ("/f") option missing for the "data" dumping mode?

added http://www.mediafire.com/file/eq80y20l9 … st.7z/file

Could you also make a private one-time build with the firmware version checker disabled (for the testing purposes). I'm a little lazy to install VS2K19 for that So we could finally test if there are any vital differences between the different firmware versions.

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Ok so this might sound a bit crazy but hear me out as far as a possible new feature. So I was using Perfectrip to dump one of my Karaoke discs trying to get the best copy of the subchannel data I could so I was comparing them in a hex editor and realized the actual P-W data was actually matching across every dump using the Packed subchannel reading mode but the Q subchannel data had little errors here and there. I know DIC has the ability to import CloneCD sub files to export an info file about it but what about allowing you to import a CloneCD subchannel file and run the same subchannel correction code on it with the same flags as with a real disc to have DIC correct the Q subchannel data from these dumps I'm making with Perfectrip to have perfect CD+G dumps or as perfect as can reasonably be expected without a lot of manual checking?

What am I doing wrong? Latest DIC version doesnt dump Disc in a certain dir when running from it. Instead it put its files one level up when running usual command: DiscImageCreator.exe cd e Track 2 /c2 10 /ns /sf from dir: D:\REDUMP\LEGO Football Mania
Files goto: D:\REDUMP and named LEGO Football ManiaTrack*.*

EDIT: ./Track in that command line does the trick for now, but that doesnt seem to be normal.