You can use the TS-H353 with the dcdumper method.
The methodology to dump the High Density Area:
- insert the audio trap disc (a disc with a hacked TOC of 99 mins audio, burn it with CloneCD or Alcohol).
- use 'startstop.exe driveletter 1' to stop the drive motor.
- use a pin to press the escape eject button, so the tray will eject (or remove the drive cover).. insert the gdrom and gently push the tray back (or put the drive cover back on).
- use: DCdumper.exe drive_letter [options]
You can view the commands in the second link suggested by sarami.
In my case the best results where obtained with this:
dcdumper.exe drive_letter -c446261 -p4
- use 'ice.exe dumpfile.bin 44990 > ice.log.txt' to descramble
To dump the Low Density Area use the DIC and the Plextor
DiscImageCreator.exe cd PLEXTOR name.bin 8 /c2 /q
The best of this method:
1) makes dumps in "sections", and if an error occur not need to read the entire disk again, only the particular section.
2) makes 2 passes: in the first one is created a hash of each section and in the second, if the hashes match, the files are created.
Things to keep in mind:
Check the ice.log.txt to see if any track line have a "(x)" at the end.
If you see this, then the dump is defective. Try to clean the disc and dump again.
In the ONLY case where it is OK, is on discs with audio tracks.
In this case the last track line must have at the end an "ok (75)" like this:
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03 Mode1 45000 312008 267009 ok
04 Audio 312009 319823 7815 ok
05 Mode1 319824 549149 229326 ok (75)
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done
Let me know if you have any doubt.
