Re: DiscImageCreator
Posted: Thu Jan 15, 2015 1:41 pm
Crash is fixed. Thank you. 
Could you tell me these many discs? Because I don't have a channel T filled disc.(channel T is filled with 0xFF). There are many discs
I've said "There are many discs, where the whole R-W area is padded with 0xFF" -- many PC games are like that, Nexy and Jackal should know more about them. MrX_Cuci and pablo also reported about these before - /viewtopic.php?p=23578#p23578sarami wrote:Could you tell me these many discs? Because I don't have a channel T filled disc.
Maybe it's better to detect any padding, not only 0xff? If 10 or 11 bytes out of 12 for 1 subchannel are the same = padding. Like, channel T: 08 08 08 08 09 08 08 08 08 08 08 09 => 10 bytes are 08 and 2 bytes are 09 => padded with 0x08. Subdump works this way, btw (if more than 7 bytes out of 12 are the same, it tries to reread the rest).sarami wrote:- added: If any of R-W area is padded with 0xff, detect it.
Oh sorry, I misunderstood. I have already whole R-W area is padded with 0xFF disc.F1ReB4LL wrote:I've said "There are many discs, where the whole R-W area is padded with 0xFF"
I haven't supposed these data at the moment. If possible, please give me all subfiles that you perceive these data "padding".F1ReB4LL wrote:Maybe it's better to detect any padding, not only 0xff? If 10 or 11 bytes out of 12 for 1 subchannel are the same = padding. Like, channel T: 08 08 08 08 09 08 08 08 08 08 08 09 => 10 bytes are 08 and 2 bytes are 09 => padded with 0x08.
Well, it was just an example of the possibility. Haven't seen anything except R-W padded with 0xFF and T padded with 0xFF.sarami wrote:I haven't supposed these data at the moment. If possible, please give me all subfiles that you perceive these data "padding".F1ReB4LL wrote:Maybe it's better to detect any padding, not only 0xff? If 10 or 11 bytes out of 12 for 1 subchannel are the same = padding. Like, channel T: 08 08 08 08 09 08 08 08 08 08 08 09 => 10 bytes are 08 and 2 bytes are 09 => padded with 0x08.
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CurrentDir
D:\DiscImageCreator\x64\Release_ANSI
InputPath
path: Tom
drive:
dir:
fname: Tom
ext:
Start: 2015-01-30(Fri) 20:34:27
Checking reading lead-in
Read command: 0xd8, Subcode reading mode: Pack
Creating bin from -2 to 0 (LBA) 0
Reading lead-in: OK
[F:ReadCDForVolumeDescriptor][L:720] GetLastError: 6, De ingang is ongeldig.Probably fixed.MrX_Cuci wrote:I get an error dumping Toca 2 with the latest version: