Mo1sture
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1 week ago Good, I'm not going crazy.
Ripping the disc with number of sectors to read set to the same amount as the original iso results in usable ecc correction data, but if the ecc data was generated on ubuntu and ripped on windows (with dvdisaster) the ecc isn't recognized. (RS03)
I'm switching to rs02 for my backups for now. rs03 needs a little work on the augmented side.
I have a couple of problems. The first problem is that all my internal SATA drives are not visible in the program (Under W10) but the internal drives are correctly recognized by other burning or ripping programs. All USB drives are recognized. The second is the incorrect BD "automatic" RS03 Disc size. (With RS02 I can select a correct size manually) For example if I have a 25GB BD with: Free Sectors: 12.219.392 Free Space: 25.025.314.816 bytes the program generate only a 11.776.657 sectors ISO, basically wasting about 805MB of free space on disc. There is a fix for that?
Difference in size:
Not tried yet with BD50-100-128GB to check if size is also not correct. Tried with BD 50, same problem, it uses the "default" sector number. So now the image is 1803MiB smaller from the top "preview" and in the end 1451MiB smaller with final files.
For reference the numbers I have with all my bluray are:
BD25: Free Sectors: 12.219.392 Free Space: 25.025.314.816 bytes (default dvdisaster sector value 11826176)
BD50: Sectors: 24.438.784 Size: 50.050.629.632 bytes (default dvdisaster sector value 23652352)
BD100: Sectors: 48.878.592 Size: 100.103.356.416 bytes (default dvdisaster sector value 47305728)
BD128: Free Sectors: 62.500.864 Free Space: 128.001.769.472 bytes (default dvdisaster sector value 60403712)
The only BD128 ever in production is SONY-NQ1-001 (found in 3 packages: Optical disk Archive, Consumer 25 cakebox and Enterprise 25 cakebox all with the same Disc/Media ID)
Thank you