Sony PlayStation 3 Moderation Guide

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Internal Serial

Internal Serial for PS3 is taken exactly as contained in the PARAM.SFO file and will look something like "BLES00503" which would be: [T:ISN] BLES00503

If viewing the PARAM.SFO manually, this will be the second to last element of the file, toward the end.

If you don't have PARAM.SFO file and the game was dumped with MPF, you can get this information from the bottom of the *_disc.txt file from logs. It will look like "TITLE ID: BLES00503"

Version

Version numbers are entered for PS3 exactly as listed in PARAM.SFO or *_disc.txt file from logs, including the 0 which is often at the beginning.

For example, if it is "VERSION: 01.01", then 01.01 is entered in redump for the version (not 1.01).

If viewing the PARAM.SFO manually, this will be the last element of the file, toward the very end. CAUTION: there are two different version elements in the file. Use the last one, not the earlier one.

If you don't have PARAM.SFO file and the game was dumped with MPF, you can get this information from the bottom of the *_disc.txt file from logs. It will look like "VERSION: 01.01" and is the version after/under the TITLE ID as presented in the log.

Volume Label

Many PS3 discs have a generic volume label such as "PS3VOLUME" and those are typically omitted from redump.

However, if the Volume Label is unique / different from that, it can go in the comments - for example, [T:VOL] ACIII (Assassin's Creed III example).

Disc ID

Generally, the Disc ID goes into the "Disc ID" field in the Extras section, and many times the Disc ID's are common across discs. However, different regions and/or some verifications can have a separate Disc ID that is also valid. These go in the comments - for example: Additional Disc ID: 00000000000000FF00020001XXXXXXXX

There isn't a specific rule on which ones goes into the main Disc ID field - usually it is the first one dumped.

Contents 1 Version (datfile) 1.1 Standard 1.2 Worked examples 2 Misc notes

Version (datfile)

Standard

For rereleases, if there is another difference suitable to maintain filename separation (e.g. different languages between original and rerelease), no datfile version is required.

If there is no other difference and this would result in a duplicate filename, there are two potential scenarios:

• Same game, different edition, different version, no languages listed -- use the serial number as the datfile version
• Same game, different edition, different version, same languages listed -- use the version (e.g. v01.01) as the datfile version

Worked examples

http://redump.org/disc/67446/ and http://redump.org/disc/98611/, as they have no languages listed, would both end up with a datfile name of "Bioshock (Japan)", resulting in a duplicate filename.

In this case, as neither has any languages listed, we follow the logic in the first bullet point above and these become "Bioshock (Japan) (BLJS-10041)" and "Bioshock (Japan) (BLJS-10189)" respectively.

http://redump.org/disc/8998/ and http://redump.org/disc/52546/ have a similar problem, although in this case both have the same languages listed so we differentiate here by version, giving us "inFamous (USA) (En,Fr,Es) (v01.00)" and "inFamous (USA) (En,Fr,Es) (v02.00)" respectively.

Misc notes

BD-Rs may need to be dumped with /avdp flag to report proper size in DIC, needs confirmation. -- http://forum.redump.org/post/101468/#p101468

BD-R PICs need to be added to comment field as the length is longer than standard PICs and gets cut off by the site.