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* '''*.subcode''': Subchannel dump in RAW format. It is not demultiplexed and thus incompatible with DIC | * '''*.subcode''': Subchannel dump in RAW format. It is not demultiplexed and thus incompatible with DIC | ||
* '''*.state''': redumper state file which stores the status of dumped data with CD sample (32-bit) granularity. Each byte of this file corresponds to 32-bit value in the '''.scram''' file under the same offset | * '''*.state''': redumper state file which stores the status of dumped data with CD sample (32-bit) granularity. Each byte of this file corresponds to 32-bit value in the '''.scram''' file under the same offset | ||
| - | * '''*.scram''': Data channel RAW dump file with extended lead-in / lead-out areas that is drive read offset corrected. This is equivalent to DIC '''*.scm''' but incompatible to it as '''*.scm''' is combined offset corrected and doesn't carry lead-in / lead-out information. | + | * '''*.scram''': Data channel RAW (scrambled) dump file with extended lead-in / lead-out areas that is drive read offset corrected. This is equivalent to DIC '''*.scm''' but incompatible to it as '''*.scm''' is combined offset corrected and doesn't carry lead-in / lead-out information. |
| + | * '''*.scrap''': '''*.scram''' file variation for the dumps with data tracks dumped using BE command. This format variation contains unscrambled data track stored at drive read offset. Such format is used to logically separate dumps created using scrambled mode commands vs generic drive dumps. '''*.scrap''' and '''*.scram''' are mutually exclusive and only one variation can exist for a named dump | ||
| + | * '''*.bin''': redump.org compatible track split binary files | ||
| + | * '''*.cue''': redump.org compatible CUE-sheet | ||
| + | * '''*.asus''': LG/ASUS/LITE-ON full cache dump that is used to get extra leadout sectors, useful for debug | ||
Revision as of 03:30, 20 December 2022
redumper is an open source optical disc dumping application for Windows and Linux (a macOS version is planned). The application is written by redump moderator superg.
redumper is designed to be very user friendly, a double click of the app will detect the occupied disc drive and account for unique caveat of discs.
redumper is in an experimental stage of support for redump.org contributions.
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Format Support
- Supported: CD-Rom (most CD-Rom formats are fully supported)
- Not Yet Supported: DVD, HD-DVD, Blu-Ray
Moderator Guidelines
General
Output Files
- *.toc: Table of Contents (TOC) in RAW TOC format (legacy command)
- *.fulltoc: Table of Contents (TOC) in RAW FULL_TOC format (multisession supported), might not get generated if drive doesn't support it
- *.subcode: Subchannel dump in RAW format. It is not demultiplexed and thus incompatible with DIC
- *.state: redumper state file which stores the status of dumped data with CD sample (32-bit) granularity. Each byte of this file corresponds to 32-bit value in the .scram file under the same offset
- *.scram: Data channel RAW (scrambled) dump file with extended lead-in / lead-out areas that is drive read offset corrected. This is equivalent to DIC *.scm but incompatible to it as *.scm is combined offset corrected and doesn't carry lead-in / lead-out information.
- *.scrap: *.scram file variation for the dumps with data tracks dumped using BE command. This format variation contains unscrambled data track stored at drive read offset. Such format is used to logically separate dumps created using scrambled mode commands vs generic drive dumps. *.scrap and *.scram are mutually exclusive and only one variation can exist for a named dump
- *.bin: redump.org compatible track split binary files
- *.cue: redump.org compatible CUE-sheet
- *.asus: LG/ASUS/LITE-ON full cache dump that is used to get extra leadout sectors, useful for debug
