Corupt Sectors

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  1. Pugsly456

    Pugsly456 Guest

    I have used cloneCD to create an image and I used cdmage to scan for corupt sectors and it came back and said I had 504 . So what would be my next step?
     
  2. aldaco12

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    You can try again lowering the read speed. It the new image has less errors (or errors in different sectors than the first one) you can repair the 1st image importing sectors from the 2nd or vice versa.

    If the same error occurs in the same place it might be that
    ---> the disc is scratched;
    ---> the Disc is Safedisc/Laserlock protected (did you check that (with ClonyXXL for instance?). In this case I seem to remember (but I'm not sure) that CDMage might detect broken sectors but this will give no problem.

    BTW, you can try burning the game (on a CD-RW) with the proper backup settings (depending on protection, see the Guide). If the backup installs properly then the error was a fake.
     
  3. Shoey

    Shoey Guest

    Corrupt sectors=bad sectors. This is very common when reading an image that is Safedisc cd protected (usually 1st 10,000 sectors of the cd). Use ClonyXXL to scan the disc and see what version of Safedisc is on the disc.
    ClonyXXL:http://www.primacom.net/~m6030328/downloads.htm
    What is the name of the game title your attempting to backup?
    What brand name and model# is your burner?

    Shoey
     
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