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sarami, thx for the switches.

My patch to EccEdc screwed something? The new version shoule be used with checkex command with cue as a parameter. Otherwise it does not know what is data and what is audio. It's more precise but if invoked with check command it would output just like that...

jhmiller wrote:Maybe in 2012 Enker had a PC with IDE connection. I am using usb adapters.

I used Win XP(32bit) with an IDE connection for my PX-708. I just tested it on Win 7(64bit) with a USB adapter and it started dumping right away using DIC.

My PX-755SA wasn't dumping at first, but after rebooting the PC, it worked right away. I tested it with a Win XP PC and a Win 7 PC, and dumped two discs using DIC.

I also did a DIC dump with my TS-H353B drive on Win 7.

Do your drives still fail with the latest DIC version?

reentrant wrote:The new version shoule be used with checkex command with cue as a parameter

I see. checkex handles file per track but check or fix handles whole sector, so the value of LBA was incorrect and I have commented out your code. I'll fix this too.

Enker wrote:I used Win XP(32bit) with an IDE connection for my PX-708. I just tested it on Win 7(64bit) with a USB adapter and it started dumping right away using DIC.

Thanks. I understood OS was unrelated. USB adapter, there are a lot of various adapter, so I don't know yet this is unrelated or not.
Is your firmware the latest? If so, the firmware is probably unrelated. About the device driver, do you install a virtual drive -
daemon tools, Alcohol52/120% etc - or other dumping tools - Clonecd, AnyDVD, DVD Decrypter, DVD Shrink etc. I listed these tools as an example, I don't know these are related or not.

Enker wrote:I also did a DIC dump with my TS-H353B drive on Win 7.

What firmware do you have? I had BC05 but this didn't work.

sarami wrote:Thanks. I understood OS was unrelated. USB adapter, there are a lot of various adapter, so I don't know yet this is unrelated or not.
Is your firmware the latest? If so, the firmware is probably unrelated. About the device driver, do you install a virtual drive -
daemon tools, Alcohol52/120% etc - or other dumping tools - Clonecd, AnyDVD, DVD Decrypter, DVD Shrink etc. I listed these tools as an example, I don't know these are related or not.

Enker wrote:I also did a DIC dump with my TS-H353B drive on Win 7.

What firmware do you have? I had BC05 but this didn't work.

Yes, the firmwares are the latest: PX-708(1.12), PX-755SA(1.08), TS-H353B(KREON firmware, default firmware was Dell D200, I'm pretty sure it worked for dumping GDROM). I have all of those programs installed except for Alcohol52/120% and DVD Shrink. I also have Virtual CloneDrive installed. They don't seem to cause any problems.

Enker wrote:Yes, the firmwares are the latest: PX-708(1.12), PX-755SA(1.08), TS-H353B(KREON firmware, default firmware was Dell D200, I'm pretty sure it worked for dumping GDROM). I have all of those programs installed except for Alcohol52/120% and DVD Shrink. I also have Virtual CloneDrive installed. They don't seem to cause any problems.

Thanks. That is to say, hypothetically speaking, there seems to be a good/bad USB adapter for GD-ROM dumping. If verify this, need to get the some adapters... Or individual difference which user can't know may exist in drive.  If verify this, need to get the some same drives...

Why does DIC check the audio sectors for sync?

I see. checkex handles file per track but check or fix handles whole sector, so the value of LBA was incorrect and I have commented out your code. I'll fix this too.

fixed https://github.com/saramibreak/EccEdc/releases

Dunno, if to call it a bug or not, but if you dump some game with < 10 tracks (you get tracks with the names like "(Track 1).bin"), then some game with > 10 tracks (you get tracks with the names like "(Track 01).bin" without deleting the previous dump .bin files, you get the datfile with all the tracks from both dumps.

20170417 test
-changed: Disabled Streaming SIMD Extensions (SSE) for old CPU
-fixed: output unnecessary hash

Hi,

is it possible to make DiscImageCreator Wine-compatible, or even make a native Linux binary? I don't know how much of the code is Windows-specific.

Not for me, but on some other forums people mentioned that they couldn't get it to work with Wine, so just wondering.

Jackal wrote:is it possible to make DiscImageCreator Wine-compatible, or even make a native Linux binary? I don't know how much of the code is Windows-specific.

https://github.com/saramibreak/DiscImag … r/issues/2
At least, need to rewrite WinAPI, XmlLite, WinDDK. About Wine, I don't know detail.
This site may be very useful about WinDDK. https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/libr … migration/

Hey, I'm running into a weird issue with the newest version of DIC as described here. Here is a link to the DIC log files and info from the rip: https://mega.nz/#F!YE1XWawY!B10c28Ug_3-LEPCa89xPiQ If necessary, I will upload both versions of the rip to the same folder.

Thanks in advance.