Setting Up

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Before we start dumping we must first setup our tools properly.
Before we start dumping we must first setup our tools properly.
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'''Work In Progress'''
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== IsoBuster ==
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== Exact Audio Copy ==
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* Open ''Options → File system settings''.
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* Start EAC;
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* In ''Display Time Stamp'' options group select ''Local time stamp'' option.
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* Cancel the configuration wizard (if there is one);
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* Select the drive you want to use for ripping in the combobox;
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* Open the EAC Options (EAC → EAC Options or press F9);
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* Select the “Tools” tab and make sure 'activate beginner mode' is disabled;
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* Select the “Extraction” tab. For “Error recovery quality” choose High;
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* Also in the “Extraction” tab, disable “No use of NULL samples for CRC calculations”;
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* Open the compression options (EAC → Compression Options or press F11);
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* Select the “Waveform” tab. For “Wave format” choose “Microsoft PCM Convertor”;
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* For “Sample format”, make sure that “44,100 kHz; 16 Bit; Stereo” is selected;
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* In the same tab, make sure that “Do not write WAV header to file” is checked;
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* Also make sure that “High quality (slow) is selected”;
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* In the “File extension for headerless files” box, enter “.bin”;
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* Open the drive options (EAC → Drive Options or press F10);
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* Select the first tab (“Extraction Method”) and click on “Detect Read Features”;
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* EAC should now start detecting the features of your drive;
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* Select “Secure Mode” (on the same tab);
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* Click on the tab “Gap Detection” and set the detection accuracy to “Secure”;
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* Set the Gap/Index retrival method to “Method A”. If you have problems detecting the gap, try changing to B or C (see “Ripping the audio tracks”);
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* Change to the “Offset / Speed” tab and enable “overread into lead-in and lead-out”;
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* Look up the read offset value of your drive in the [http://www.accuraterip.com/driveoffsets.htm Accuraterip database];
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* Write down the value for your drive, as we will use it later on in the guide.
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== Isobuster ==
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== CloneCD ==
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Create a new .TXT file and copy/paste the following information into the file (remove the preceding tabs). Rename the file as "redump.cpp" and move it into CloneCD's profile folder (e.g. C:\Program Files (x86)\SlySoft\CloneCD\Profiles):
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* Launch the program, select '''Options -> File system settings''' menu item, in '''Display time stamp''' options group select '''Local time stamp''' option.
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* [CloneCD ReadPrefs]
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* ReadSubData=1
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* RegenerateData=0
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* ReadSubAudio=1
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* AbortOnReadError=0
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* FastErrorSkip=0
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* ReadSpeedData=8
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* ReadSpeedAudio=8
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* IntelligentBadSectorScan=1
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* SectorSkip=1
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* NoErrorReport=0
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* FirstSessionOnly=0
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* AudioQuality=3
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'''NOTE 1:''' Plextor drives can set "FastErrorSkip=1" or if you know your drive supports it.
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'''NOTE 2:''' Setting the Data/Audio ReadSpeeds at speeds lower than 8x can cause permanent damage to modern drives. Do so at your own risk!
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[[Category:Dumping Guides]]
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'''NOTE 3:''' Only enable “overread into lead-in and lead-out” if your drive actually supports that. EAC itself has a function to test that in the same tab.

Latest revision as of 06:51, 5 July 2015

Before we start dumping we must first setup our tools properly.

IsoBuster

  • Open Options → File system settings.
  • In Display Time Stamp options group select Local time stamp option.

CloneCD

Create a new .TXT file and copy/paste the following information into the file (remove the preceding tabs). Rename the file as "redump.cpp" and move it into CloneCD's profile folder (e.g. C:\Program Files (x86)\SlySoft\CloneCD\Profiles):

  • [CloneCD ReadPrefs]
  • ReadSubData=1
  • RegenerateData=0
  • ReadSubAudio=1
  • AbortOnReadError=0
  • FastErrorSkip=0
  • ReadSpeedData=8
  • ReadSpeedAudio=8
  • IntelligentBadSectorScan=1
  • SectorSkip=1
  • NoErrorReport=0
  • FirstSessionOnly=0
  • AudioQuality=3

NOTE 1: Plextor drives can set "FastErrorSkip=1" or if you know your drive supports it.

NOTE 2: Setting the Data/Audio ReadSpeeds at speeds lower than 8x can cause permanent damage to modern drives. Do so at your own risk!

NOTE 3: Only enable “overread into lead-in and lead-out” if your drive actually supports that. EAC itself has a function to test that in the same tab.

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