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==Pitch for tracking revisions / editions==
 
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! Type !! Serial# !! Title !! Region !! Edition !! Dump Status !! Notes !! Bought
 
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==Idea to Cleanup Optical Disc Drive page==
==Idea to Cleanup Optical Disc Drive page==
A list of '''Optical Disc Drive''' compatibility for dumping each format of disc:
A list of '''Optical Disc Drive''' compatibility for dumping each format of disc:
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*[[Optical Disc Drive Compatibility: Xbox One & Xbox Series X|Xbox One & Xbox Series X]]
*[[Optical Disc Drive Compatibility: Xbox One & Xbox Series X|Xbox One & Xbox Series X]]
*[[Optical Disc Drive Compatibility: HD DVD-ROM|HD DVD-ROM]]
*[[Optical Disc Drive Compatibility: HD DVD-ROM|HD DVD-ROM]]
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==redumper PS2 unl w/ label covering WIP tutorial==
 
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For PS2 unlicensed discs where a label partially covers the data[https://ia902906.us.archive.org/25/items/psi2playstationinteractivemagazine-coverdiscscans/PSi2%2019%20-%202%20Disc%20Side%20A.png] or for mini-CDs where the TOC is full-disc sized, you'll need to take special steps when dumping:
 
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*Determine the end-of-readability area on the disc by attempting a normal dump. For this disc[https://ia902906.us.archive.org/25/items/psi2playstationinteractivemagazine-coverdiscscans/PSi2%2019%20-%202%20Disc%20Side%20A.png] (and likely similar discs), the area of readability ended around sector 89900.
 
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*Delete your error dump.
 
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*Determine a nearby number that won't touch the sectors affected by readability. For example, I'll use 89000.
 
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*redump with the following command utilizing the number you determined, example: <code>redumper --stop-lba=89000</code>
 
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*Trim the output .scram with the following command: <code>redumper split --image-name [scram file name WITHOUT the ".scram" extension] --iso9660-trim
 
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*The output bin should be correct, presuming no unintentional c2 errors exist. You should only have the intentional c2 errors near the start of the disc.
 

Latest revision as of 20:26, 1 November 2024

Idea to Cleanup Optical Disc Drive page

A list of Optical Disc Drive compatibility for dumping each format of disc:

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