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Sony PlayStation 3 PAL - Packing Variant List

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

DVD-Video / DVD-ROM: Any DVD-supported drive model will work.
CD-ROM / CD-Audio
- Supported
- Unsupported (for research & reference purposes only)
GD-ROM (Sega Dreamcast, Sega NAOMI, Sega NAOMI 2, Sega Chihiro, and Triforce systems)
PlayStation 3 & 4
PlayStation 5 (UHD-BD-ROM)
Xbox (Original) & Xbox 360
Xbox One & Xbox Series X
HD DVD-ROM

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-==redumper PS2 unl w/ label covering WIP tutorial==
-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:
-*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.
-*Delete your error dump.
-*Determine a nearby number that won't touch the sectors affected by readability. For example, I'll use 89000.
-*redump with the following command utilizing the number you determined, example: <code>redumper --stop-lba=89000</code>
-*Trim the output .scram with the following command: <code>redumper split --image-name [scram file name WITHOUT the ".scram" extension] --iso9660-trim</code>
-*Trim the output .scam with the following command (for Datel): <code>redumper protection split --image-name [scram file name WITHOUT the ".scram" extension] --iso9660-trim</code>
-*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.