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I am using ISObuster to check this using the created image and RAW checked. Don't know if this is the correct way.

I understand that he means that sector from the physical CD, not from the image. Being the first audio sector and because combined offset is positive, the first audio sector read without correction has to contain scrambled data.

sarami will you put this link in your first post so people can easily find the runtimes they need.

http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download … x?id=40784

Why did you change the command line syntax, I can't get it to work at all anymore it just spits out your "usage" help.

How about an example of a command line too, because this "help" is unclear.

DiscImageCreator.exe cd d: Track01 DriveSpeed 8: /c2 256 256 8

or

DiscImageCreator.exe d: Track01 8: /c2 256 256 8

don't work

pablogm123 wrote:I understand that he means that sector from the physical CD, not fromthe image. Being the first audio sector and because combined offset is positive, the first audio sector read without correction has to contain scrambled data.

I get a read error with isobuster on both LBA's Maybe Jackal can help out. He has the same game

These things happen when discs contain these weird pregaps. Or better said, these weird no pregaps in the data-audio transitions. I guess that you will need the old px_d8 (the one which only prints the requested sector) and run something like this:

pxd8.exe g: 5995 1 > 5995.txt

And post the 5995.txt file.

Yeah there is something definitely wrong here, it doesn't accept any command line at all. Reverting to older version... hopefully you didn't remove it.

Actually, you did something horribly wrong, DIC bricked my 5224A. I suggest you remove that download immediately. I'd like you to replace my drive too. I'm really really pissed off right now... the drive was working fine earlier today.

Nexy wrote:DiscImageCreator.exe cd d: Track01 DriveSpeed 8: /c2 256 256 8

or

DiscImageCreator.exe d: Track01 8: /c2 256 256 8

don't work

fixed help.
The colon is not necessary for drive speed.
>>DiscImageCreator.exe d: Track01 8 /c2 256 256 8

What about my bricked drive? Use it earlier in the day fine, try to use this new DIC = No Longer Reads discs at all :S

Does't spin a disc? or Does't recognize your drive on your computer?

In either case, it is impossible that the optical drive is broken by this app.
I don't do such a coding.

Is there the person that a drive failed in other users?