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Hadn't realized that before.Р”Р„nyway, regarding the 'bad sectors' argument, I did wonder about that since I do recall something about certain companies using that to discourage unhealthy activities, though I thought something about the disc coating was supposed to make that unnecessary (or that it only affected more direct burning methods, etc, perhaps that's a silly thought), or that they didn't use that until PS2 era and afterward. Then again, I'm looking at the disc now, and it seems that they might have released Playstation version through different distribution channels. Mega Man X4 and Darkstalkers 3Р’В worked just fine, whereas Mega Man 8 and Darkstalkers 1 did not.Р”Р„ge of discР’В itself didn't seem to make a difference either, since the most recent disc that wouldn't read was King of Fighters '99, whereas Fatal Fury: Wild Ambition, also made by SNK and released earlier, ripped just fine. I was also surprised that similar discs seemed to work, even similar discs from the same company (something I probably should have mentioned, my bad). Yes, I was surprised by the lack of error messages. How accurate/playable that image is, though, I don't know. But, it did eventually get an image file read. Although, where it crapped out in ImgBurn and Roxio, UltraISO 'paused' at the same place, thinking about it. For instance, ImgBurn and Roxio failed on Mega Man 8, but UltraISO DID read it to a BIN/CUE file.

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However, I'm more up to thinking it's down to the individual games in question and the hardware and software you use to read it. Plus, it doesn't explain why Strider 2 worked and Mega Man 8 doesn't, except that Strider 2 is newer. However, I thought these bad sectors existed beyond the end of the disc to look for. That it looks for purposefully bad sectors as a way to check for legitimate physical discs.

Now, these 'bad sectors' may be Playstation's copy protection method. I tried reading an image in Roxio NXT 4 on Mega Man 8 and it crapped out at the same place ImgBurn tried to read it at. It does seem that certain games can't be copied with certain combinations of hardware and software. The Pioneer drive seems to be failing at reading Track 2 on Mega Man 8, if I had to hazard a guess. Even after 10 minutes, where I gave up because if it won't do it after 10 minutes, it won't do it at all. I tried reading the disc in my LG WH16 BD drive and it never completed analyzing Track 2 from Session 1. Why you got no error returns is something down to your drive most likely.Р”Р„nd it seems to be dependent on the drive, too. Also backed up by the results you achieved, where some discs would read and some wouldn't. This backs up my idea that some PS1 games can be read in by ImgBurn for whatever reason and some can't. I ran another test on another Capcom game from a few years after Mega Man 8, Strider 2. Which would indicate that some PS1 games can be read by ImgBurn and some can't, since you got some discs read to image files and some not. However, given the fact that you can't read Mega Man 8 either, it seems to more likely be a case that, for whatever reason, ImgBurn can't read Mega Man 8.

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L-EC Uncorrectable errors, so it could be that my disc is not good anymore and is only readable enough to boot on my PS3 but not play all the way through. It failed to read, but I was getting returned error messages. I have Mega Man 8 and it still plays in my PS3 so I tested it by attempting to read it in ImgBurn in my Pioneer 2209 BD drive. Well, there's no error message to go by, so, there's really little we can do.