Myself and at least one other user have run into an issue with a PS2 DVD with mastering errors, corresponding to a dummy file on the disc. To verify that this was an issue with the DVD, multiple programs were used to generate ISOs, all of which hit the same error in the same sectors. For programs that supported it, filling those sectors with \0 ended up producing a matching hash for the known information on the disc.
This seems to only affect one particular pressing of this disc as well, since other pressings of the disc have the same dummy file (filled with \0) and do not hit the same issue. This is definitely a corner case for handling protected discs.
Attached here is the output logs from the DiscImageCreator run. Of note, it fails on the first of the bad sectors and then entirely stops after 5 attempts:
KATAMARI.zip
The eventual ask from this is either:
Add a flag to be able to ignore these read errors for DVD specifically
Or, to log the error but fill with \0 bytes in the affected sectors
Myself and at least one other user have run into an issue with a PS2 DVD with mastering errors, corresponding to a dummy file on the disc. To verify that this was an issue with the DVD, multiple programs were used to generate ISOs, all of which hit the same error in the same sectors. For programs that supported it, filling those sectors with
\0
ended up producing a matching hash for the known information on the disc.This seems to only affect one particular pressing of this disc as well, since other pressings of the disc have the same dummy file (filled with
\0
) and do not hit the same issue. This is definitely a corner case for handling protected discs.Attached here is the output logs from the DiscImageCreator run. Of note, it fails on the first of the bad sectors and then entirely stops after 5 attempts: KATAMARI.zip
The eventual ask from this is either:
\0
bytes in the affected sectors