CD Dumping Guide without Audio Tracks (Old) - Revision history

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	~~<div class="textblock" style="background~~: ~~#febaba; padding: 10px;">~~		{{Template:Deprecated Guide}}
	~~<span style="font-size: 18px; font-weight: bold;">This is an OLD deprecated guide for reference only.~~
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	~~</div> For the current dumping guide see: [[Disc Dumping~~ Guide ~~(MPF)]].~~

	==Introduction==		==Introduction==

>Sadikyo at 12:26, 9 September 2021

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	<span style="font-size: 18px; font-weight: bold;">This is an OLD deprecated guide for reference only.		<span style="font-size: 18px; font-weight: bold;">This is an OLD deprecated guide for reference only.
	</span>		</span>
	</div> For the current dumping guide see: [[Disc Dumping Guide (~~DICUI~~)]].		</div> For the current dumping guide see: [[Disc Dumping Guide (MPF)]].

	==Introduction==		==Introduction==

>User7 at 16:29, 8 September 2018

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	<span style="font-size: 18px; font-weight: bold;">This is an OLD deprecated guide for reference only.		<span style="font-size: 18px; font-weight: bold;">This is an OLD deprecated guide for reference only.
	</span>		</span>
	</div> For the current dumping guide see: [[~~CD Dumping Guide (~~Disc ~~Image Creator)]]. For an old guide of how to dump CD-Roms WITH Audio tracks, see [[CD~~ Dumping Guide ~~with Audio Tracks~~ (~~Old~~)]].		</div> For the current dumping guide see: [[Disc Dumping Guide (DICUI)]].

	==Introduction==		==Introduction==

>User7 at 16:43, 18 August 2018

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	<div class="textblock" style="background: #febaba; padding: 10px;">		<div class="textblock" style="background: #febaba; padding: 10px;">
	<span style="font-size: 18px; font-weight: bold;">This is an OLD deprecated guide. ~~For the current dumping guide see: [[CD Dumping Guide (Disc Image Creator)]]. For an old guide of how to dump CD-Roms WITHOUT Audio tracks, see [[CD Dumping Guide without Audio Tracks (Old)]]~~		<span style="font-size: 18px; font-weight: bold;">This is an OLD deprecated guide for reference only.
	</span>		</span>
	</div>		</div> For the current dumping guide see: [[CD Dumping Guide (Disc Image Creator)]]. For an old guide of how to dump CD-Roms WITH Audio tracks, see [[CD Dumping Guide with Audio Tracks (Old)]].

	==Introduction==		==Introduction==

>User7 at 16:42, 18 August 2018

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	~~'''NOTE~~: This ~~guide~~ is deprecated ~~and to be used for reference only~~.~~'''~~ For the current dumping guide see: [[CD Dumping Guide (Disc Image Creator)]]. For an old guide of how to dump CD-Roms ~~WITH~~ Audio tracks, see [[CD Dumping Guide ~~with~~ Audio Tracks (Old)]].		<div class="textblock" style="background: #febaba; padding: 10px;">
			<span style="font-size: 18px; font-weight: bold;">This is an OLD deprecated guide. For the current dumping guide see: [[CD Dumping Guide (Disc Image Creator)]]. For an old guide of how to dump CD-Roms WITHOUT Audio tracks, see [[CD Dumping Guide without Audio Tracks (Old)]]
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	==Introduction==		==Introduction==

>User7: /* Ripping the Data Track */

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Ripping the Data Track

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	Errors should only occur at the very end of the track (99%-100% extraction). If the error occurs earlier, make sure that the disc is free of scratches. After extraction, if it asks if you want to delete the file, choose "No".		Errors should only occur at the very end of the track (99%-100% extraction). If the error occurs earlier, make sure that the disc is free of scratches. After extraction, if it asks if you want to delete the file, choose "No".

	When the extraction is complete, you will have an image ~~file of the data track~~.		When the extraction is complete, you will have a perfect disc image (.bin file).

	~~===Final Steps===~~
	~~After dumping, you will end up with the following~~ file:
	* Data track .~~bin, properly dumped using the guide~~

	==Mandatory Information==		==Mandatory Information==

>User7: /* Final Steps */

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Final Steps

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	===Final Steps===		===Final Steps===
	After dumping, you will end up with the following ~~files~~:		After dumping, you will end up with the following file:
	* Data track .bin, properly dumped using the guide		* Data track .bin, properly dumped using the guide

>User7 at 03:44, 10 February 2018

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	Software needed:		Software needed:
	* [https://www.isobuster.com/ IsoBuster]: Click "Download", it will download the free version.		* [https://www.isobuster.com/ IsoBuster]: Click "Download", it will download the free version.
	* [http://www.exactaudiocopy.de/en/index.php/resources/download/ EAC]
	* psxt001z (PSX only) - skip for now		* psxt001z (PSX only) - skip for now

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	When the extraction is complete, you will have an image file of the data track.		When the extraction is complete, you will have an image file of the data track.

	~~===Creating a .Cue file in EAC===~~
	* Press F4 (or select Action → Detect Gaps)
	* EAC will now detect gaps between the tracks
	* Create a cuesheet. Do this by selecting Action → Create CUESheet → Current Gap Settings.
	~~Now we are almost ready. Head on to the Final steps.~~

	===Final Steps===		===Final Steps===
	After dumping, you will end up with the following files:		After dumping, you will end up with the following files:
	* Data track .bin, properly dumped using the guide		* Data track .bin, properly dumped using the guide
	* Cuesheet .cue created by EAC.

	==Mandatory Information==		==Mandatory Information==
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	* LibCrypt output (PSX only) - ignore for JAPAN and USA		* LibCrypt output (PSX only) - ignore for JAPAN and USA
	* Size, CRC-32, MD5 and SHA-1 checksums of all tracks (All track should be dumped twice to make sure they were dumped correctly! Checksums you can get using [http://www.slavasoft.com/zip/hashcalc.zip HashCalc] or CLR Mame Pro.		* Size, CRC-32, MD5 and SHA-1 checksums of all tracks (All track should be dumped twice to make sure they were dumped correctly! Checksums you can get using [http://www.slavasoft.com/zip/hashcalc.zip HashCalc] or CLR Mame Pro.
	* .cue file from EAC

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>User7 at 08:59, 9 February 2018

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	==Ripping the Data Track==		==Ripping the Data Track==
			* Insert the CD you want to rip (make sure the disc has a clean surface).

	===Ripping the data track using IsoBuster===		===Ripping the data track using IsoBuster===
	* Start IsoBuster;		* Start IsoBuster
	* Insert the disc (If you have multiple drives with cd's inserted, make sure you select the right one);		* Insert the disc (If you have multiple drives with cd's inserted, make sure you select the right one)
	* Right mouse button on Track 01 → Extract Track 01 → Extract RAW Data (2352 bytes/block) (.bin, .iso);		* Right mouse button on Track 01 → Extract Track 01 → Extract RAW Data (2352 bytes/block) (.bin, .iso)
	* Choose a destination folder.		* Choose a destination folder.
	The data will now be extracted. If you get “Unreadable sector” errors at the end of the track (this is common for discs with audio tracks), pick the option “Replace with User Data All zeroes” for all unreadable sectors.		The data will now be extracted. If you get “Unreadable sector” errors at the end of the track (this is common for discs with audio tracks), pick the option “Replace with User Data All zeroes” for all unreadable sectors.
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	===Creating a .Cue file in EAC===		===Creating a .Cue file in EAC===
	* Insert the CD you want to rip (make sure the disc has a clean surface);		* Press F4 (or select Action → Detect Gaps)
	* Press F4 (or select Action → Detect Gaps);		* EAC will now detect gaps between the tracks
	* EAC will now detect gaps between the tracks;
	* Create a cuesheet. Do this by selecting Action → Create CUESheet → Current Gap Settings.		* Create a cuesheet. Do this by selecting Action → Create CUESheet → Current Gap Settings.
	Now we are almost ready. Head on to the Final steps.		Now we are almost ready. Head on to the Final steps.
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	===Final Steps===		===Final Steps===
	After dumping, you will end up with the following files:		After dumping, you will end up with the following files:
	* Data track .bin, properly dumped using the guide;		* Data track .bin, properly dumped using the guide
	* Cuesheet .cue created by EAC.		* Cuesheet .cue created by EAC.

>User7: /* Mandatory Information */

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Mandatory Information

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	* Game title (Including subtitle)		* Game title (Including subtitle)
	* Please post this in your submission post: "The disc is a single data track, I don't have a Plextor, I used this dumping guide /CD_Dumping_Guide_without_Audio_Tracks_%28Old)"		* Please post this in your submission post: "The disc is a single data track, I don't have a Plextor, I used this dumping guide /CD_Dumping_Guide_without_Audio_Tracks_%28Old)"
	* Disc ID / Serial ~~(not for IBM~~ discs~~) (Exampe~~: "SLUS-12345");		* Disc ID / Serial: For example, with PlayStation 1 discs: "SLUS-12345"
	* EXE date in YY-MM-DD format (not for IBM discs) (Date of EXE file, e.g. “SLUS_123.45” (or any other file which's name is located in SYSTEM.CNF file). Date should be looked in IsoBuster, but be sure to turn on option ~~“Options~~ → File System Setting → General → Time Stamps → Display time stamp → Local time ~~stamp”~~);		* EXE date in YY-MM-DD format (not for IBM discs) (Date of EXE file, e.g. “SLUS_123.45” (or any other file which's name is located in SYSTEM.CNF file). Date should be looked in IsoBuster, but be sure to turn on option "Options → File System Setting → General → Time Stamps → Display time stamp → Local time stamp").
	* Game languages;		* Game languages.
	* LibCrypt output (PSX only) - ignore for JAPAN and USA		* LibCrypt output (PSX only) - ignore for JAPAN and USA
	* Size, CRC-32, MD5 and SHA-1 checksums of all tracks (All track should be dumped twice to make sure they were dumped correctly! Checksums you can get using [http://www.slavasoft.com/zip/hashcalc.zip HashCalc] or CLR Mame Pro.		* Size, CRC-32, MD5 and SHA-1 checksums of all tracks (All track should be dumped twice to make sure they were dumped correctly! Checksums you can get using [http://www.slavasoft.com/zip/hashcalc.zip HashCalc] or CLR Mame Pro.
	* .cue file from EAC		* .cue file from EAC
	* For PC protected discs scan for errors with cdmage and report the error number. If the erroneous sectors go beyond 10500 sector or so, please submit either a clonecd log or cdmage log.

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