Why isn't my .sub listed in the DB?

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mRNA
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Why isn't my .sub listed in the DB?

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In README.md,
=> It can read in reverse, but specifications are not decided in redump.org
Is written,Is the specification under development?
Is /a valid for CDs that contain data tracks?
There is a theory that the exact offset may be minus 30 from AccurateRip, but is the log submitted with minus 30 valid?
F1ReB4LL
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Re: Why isn't my .sub listed in the DB?

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mRNA wrote:Why isn't my .sub listed in the DB?
What .sub? What do you mean?
mRNA wrote:Is /a valid for CDs that contain data tracks?
For the data-only CDs - nope.
mRNA wrote:There is a theory that the exact offset may be minus 30 from AccurateRip, but is the log submitted with minus 30 valid?
We're fixing the combined offset (CD write offset + drive read offset), so it doesn't matter, the tracks are the same regardless of EAC/PR-style offset (except for the Audio CDs with no data tracks). We've even used to store both EAC and PerfectRip offset values before.
mRNA
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Re: Why isn't my .sub listed in the DB?

Post by mRNA »

F1ReB4LL wrote:For the data-only CDs - nope.
Can I use contain data track, that is, MIXCD or multiCD?
F1ReB4LL wrote:(except for the Audio CDs with no data tracks)
What about Audio CDs?

Is Option (for CD SubChannel) OK with just / s 2 except for PSX and SecuROM?(Is there a disk that needs to use / np, / nq, / nr, etc?)

Does the .bin contain subchannel data?
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