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Askavenger wrote:Using DICUI to dump PC game: Sega Rally Championship.
2 different drives used: PX-755SA (SATA model) and PX-712UF    (USB model)
Same results with both drives, got the following error: 

LBA[271938, 0x42642]: Track[22]: SubV[81]:[0x02] -> [0x00]
LBA[271997, 0x4267d]: Track[22]: SubQ Reread [crc16 unmatch] -> NG. Fix manually
LBA[271997, 0x4267d]: Track[22]: SubFailed to reread because crc16 of subQ is 0

All the output files: https://mega.nz/file/nzgzwKjR#RK0XPadQw … o05AIU4c98

I have tried slower speeds. Also ran it through the Disc Resurfacer and still no change in error.
Any thing that can be done using DIC and different parameters?

sarami wrote:*2020-04-03
- added: output ApplePartitionMap log
- added: /p is supported by PX-W4012 and some old plextor
- added: /vnx flag for videonow xp
- added: TOC reading for slot mechanism drive when swap command is used
- added: output DeviceType, StorageMediaType when disk command is used
- changed: /p and /c2 can't use together
- changed: PX-708A 1.04 is enabled to use
- improved: TOC_ATIP log
- fixed: misdetected leadin sector
- fixed: misdetected last sector of data track on subchannel
- fixed: do not check month and day of directory record for NERO___BURNING_ROM
- fixed: UNICODE build
- fixed: sector length of DVD-RAM, DVD+R
- fixed: TOC_INFO of CDTEXT
- fixed: when sub or mds command is used and valid extention is omitted, its command fails to execute
- fixed: swap command didn't work from 20191223
- fixed: get some drive offset
- fixed: Log of DISK_GEOMETRY_EX and FAT32
- fixed: PS2 unlicensed discs can't dump from 20191223
- fixed: Linux can't dump CD with CDTEXT

Mastermind wrote:I tried to rip some PS3/PS4 games with DIC and sometimes the .iso doesn't match to the one read with UtraISO. The file from DIC is always larger and filled with 00. Why is there sometimes a difference?

Askavenger wrote:

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sarami wrote:

Mastermind wrote:I tried to rip some PS3/PS4 games with DIC and sometimes the .iso doesn't match to the one read with UtraISO. The file from DIC is always larger and filled with 00. Why is there sometimes a difference?

Uploaded test version
- fixed: BD-ROM also uses "Anchor Volume Descriptor Pointer", not TOC length

Mastermind wrote:I found another bug. When I rip a DVD game to a root folder, e.g. "F:\gamename.iso" then DIC creates an empty .dat file. Only in a subfolder the datfile is created correctly.

superg wrote:

Mastermind wrote:I found another bug. When I rip a DVD game to a root folder, e.g. "F:\gamename.iso" then DIC creates an empty .dat file. Only in a subfolder the datfile is created correctly.

What is the DIC command line?

Mastermind wrote:discimagecreator dvd e: "F:\Sid Meier's Civilization IV - Ultimate (Disc 2) (Sid Meier's Civilization IV - Colonization).iso" 16

Mastermind wrote:I found another bug.