DIC creates multiple .bin files for an Enhanced CD
Arthandas opened this issue · comments
Version
MPF 2.6.3-b6ae390c
Describe the bug
I want to dump "Wiedźmin - Muzyka Do Filmu Marka Brodzkiego", I don't know what type of CD it is, I presume it's "enhanced CD" since it has both audio tracks and a music video (MPF doesn't automatically detect the type). The problem is DIC creates 23 bin files instead of a single bin+cue, which I prefer.
Log file
Wiedźmin - Muzyka Do Filmu Marka Brodzkiego [Arth]_logs.zip
redump.org prefers the multi-bin format for audio CDs (hashes are calculated for each bin file). They can be combined into one bin using CDMage
I want to keep the number of used tools to a minimum, is there no way to force DIC to create a single bin?
DIC itself does not have this capability. As I have already mentioned, you can combine multiple bin files into one in CDMage, but DIC itself will not offer this option due to the need to calculate hashes for each bin file.
is there no way to force DIC to create a single bin?
.img and _img.cue are same as a single bin and cue.
How do you properly view the contents of a dumped disc like that one?
When I open the contents of the physical disc, all I see is track 23 "Wiedzmin.mpg" which is a music video.
When I mount the .cue in virtual drive, all I see are audio tracks 01-22.
When I mount the .cue in virtual drive, all I see are audio tracks 01-22.
Try to mount .ccd
Try to mount .ccd
There is no such thing, DIC produced bins, cue, img and scm.
There is no such thing
It is in your uploaded "Wiedzmin.-.Muzyka.Do.Filmu.Marka.Brodzkiego.Arth._logs.zip"
Wiedźmin - Muzyka Do Filmu Marka Brodzkiego [Arth].ccd
You're right, I can't mount it though
Same message. https://forum.alcohol-soft.com/index.php?/topic/34894-problem-with-alcohol-emulation-core-message/
Anyway, it's not DIC problem.
I've never said it's DIC problem, I just asked how to properly view the disc's contents.
As for the post you linked, I'm not using any emulators nor AutoHotkey.
I just asked how to properly view the disc's contents.
I can only answer in general because it' not related to DIC.
- Why not use other virtual drive?
- Why not use other application? I know Isobuster, which can view the disc's contents.