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How to make a backup copy of Sturmwind for Dreamcast

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Sturmwind cover Dreamcast

Please do not distribute an image of the game's backup, this tutorial is intended for the person who owns the original.

Note:
Please note, this is not a crack, you must have the original disc. This may not work depending on the CD burning speed / quality of the CD-r / your CD burning laser setting.
Also, do not try to run the generated image of this game on an emulator, nor with Dreamshell (sdiso), it will not work.

What you will need:

A 32-bit Windows PC (one of the software does not work on 64-bit machines)
The original copy of the game
The RTU pack
A CD writer
A compatible SD card
An SD card reader for Dreamcast
A blank CD 80 min
Some time

Tutorial plan:

Information gathering
Extract audio tracks
Data extraction
Extraction of the IP.BIN
Construction

1. Information gathering

The purpose of this chapter is to explain how to find the beginning and the end addresses of the different tracks.
Insert the original Sturmwind CD into the drive and run IsoBuster.
In IsoBuster, select the drive where Sturmwind is located (exemple D:\ ), the catalog is displayed on the right.
Right-click on the CD icon at the top left, select create cuesheet file then select the image contains M1 and / or M2 and / or Audio (2352) data, save your .cue file

How to make a backup copy of Sturmwind for Dreamcast

Open the .cue file with Notepad ++. you are then given all the start and end addresses of the tracks.

 FILE "CD.iso" BINARY 

 REM ORIGINAL MEDIA-TYPE: CD 

 REM SESSION 01; Not supported by other applications (*) 
 TRACK 01 AUDIO 
 INDEX 01 00:00:00 
 REM MSF: 00:00:00 = LBA: 0 
 TRACK 02 AUDIO 
 INDEX 01 02:11:56 
 REM MSF: 02:11:56 = LBA: 9881 
 TRACK 03 AUDIO 
 INDEX 01 04:47:47 
 REM MSF: 04:47:47 = LBA: 21572 
 ... 
 ... 
 ...

which give :

 Track1 AUDIO start: 0 End: 9880 
 Track2 AUDIO start: 9881 End: 21571 
 Track3 AUDIO start: 21572 End: 33594

Note all the starts and ends of the tracks.
The DATA track will be used to retrieve the ip.bin.
Note that it is also possible to do this via CDRWIN, with the latter the data is already formatted correctly (in a table).

2. Extraction of audio tracks

Below is a summary of the tracks:

  
Track1 AUDIO start: 0 End: 9880 
Track2 AUDIO start: 9881 End: 21571 
Track3 AUDIO start: 21572 End: 33594 
Track4 AUDIO start: 33595 End: 49436 
Track5 AUDIO start: 49437 End: 60983 
Track6 AUDIO start: 60984 End: 79643 
Track7 AUDIO start: 79644 End: 100166 
Track8 AUDIO start: 100167 End: 111825 
Track9 AUDIO start: 111826 End: 122832 
Track10 AUDIO start: 122833 End: 135728 
Track11 AUDIO start: 135729 End: 144944 
Track12 AUDIO start: 144945 End: 158042 
Track13 AUDIO start: 158043 End: 171712 
Track14 AUDIO start: 171713 End: 183925 
Track15 AUDIO start: 183926 End: 195588 
Track16 AUDIO start: 195589 End: 204372 
Track17 AUDIO start: 204373 End: 214496 
Track18 AUDIO start: 214497 End: 220333 
Track19 AUDIO start: 220334 End: 225863 
Track20 AUDIO start: 225864 End: 230854 
Track21 AUDIO start: 230855 End: 232654 
Track22 AUDIO start: 232655 End: 233790 
Track23 AUDIO start: 233791 End: 234520 
Track24 AUDIO start: 234521 End: 254427 (not necessary)

To extract the single track, you will use CDRwin or any software allowing the extraction of audio tracks in WAV format. The CD is not protected at the level of the audio tracks.
Launch the software and select the 3rd tab: Extract Disc / Tracks / Sectors.

Choose the option: Select Sectors. Put Replace in Error recovery and Disable in Jitter.
In Sectors Selection place the addresses previously collected in Start and End corresponding to the track to be dumped.
Place the Datatype on AUDIO CD (2352).
Put 1x in Data Speed and Audio Speed.
Select the location and the name given to your recording (01.wav for track 1 ect ...).

Repeat the operation for the 23 tracks, do not do it for the following ones .
Then copy the tracks to a folder named RIP.

3. Data extraction

Insert your original Sturmwind in the reader of your PC (if it is not already done).
Copy and paste all the files and folders recognized by Windows except file 99 located in DATA, in a DATA directory that you have created in the RIP folder.

To recover file 99, you will need time, a lot of time (25 hours on average).
Insert a fat32 formatted SD card into your adapter for Dreamcast.
Turn on your Dreamcast on the Dreamshell cd.
Switch to command line mode.

Remove the Dreamshell cd and insert the Sturmwind cd into the console drive.
In the Dreamshell console, enter this:

 cp / cd / data / 99 / sd / 99 -inf

At the end of a good day, you can find the file at the root of your SD card, paste it in RIP / DATA / DATA.

4. Extraction of the IP.BIN

Insert your original Sturmwind into your PC drive (if you haven't already).
Launch CDRwin and select the 3rd tab: Extract Disc, Track, Sector.
Choose the option: Select Sectors. Put Replace in Error recovery and Disable in Jitter.

In Sectors Selection put:

in Start: the DATA input value noted in 1, example: 254428.
in End: the value entered in Start + 16, example: 254428 + 16 = 254444.

Place the Datatype on Data CD (2048).
Save the file in ip.bin in RIP

Summary of what you need to have in RIP:

 01.wav 
 02.wav 
 03.wav 
 ... 
 24.wav 

 IP.BIN 

 DATA (folder) 
 | - 1st_read.bin 
 | - DATA (folder) 
 | | - 01 
 | | - 02 
 | | - 10 
 | | - ... 
 | | - 87 
 | | - 88 
 | | - 99 
 | - GPL (file) 
 | | - copying 
 | | - source.txt

5.Construction

Save the entire archive "Copy to RIP.rar" in the RIP folder.
Place the blank CD in your burner.
Open a DOS command prompt and go to the RIP folder:

 cd ........ / ........ / ..... / RIP

Start a scan of your burner by typing:

 cdrecord -scanbus

Your burner must be recognized, note the numbers in bold:

 13,0,0 1300) 'Optiarc' 'DVD RW AD-7560S' 'SB01' Removable CD-ROM

Burn the tracks by typing the code below and replacing X, Y, Z with your values noted above.

 cdrecord -dev = X, Y, Z -multi -audio 01.wav 02.wav 03.wav 04.wav 05.wav 06.wav 07.wav 08.wav 09.wav 10.wav 11.wav 12.wav 13 .wav 14.wav 15.wav 16.wav 17.wav 18.wav 19.wav 20.wav 21.wav 22.wav 23.wav

The DOS command window will show:

 Track 01: Total bytes read / written: 23240112/23240112 (9881 sectors). 
 Track 02: Total bytes read / written: 27497232/27497232 (11691 sectors). 
 Track 03: Total bytes read / written: 28278096/28278096 (12023 sectors). 
 Track 04: Total bytes read / written: 37260384/37260384 (15842 sectors). 
 Track 05: Total bytes read / written: 27158544/27158544 (11547 sectors). 
 Track 06: Total bytes read / written: 43888320/43888320 (18660 sectors). 
 Track 07: Total bytes read / written: 48270096/48270096 (20523 sectors). 
 Track 08: Total bytes read / written: 27421968/27421968 (11659 sectors). 
 Track 09: Total bytes read / written: 25888464/25888464 (11007 sectors). 
 Track 10: Total bytes read / written: 30331392/30331392 (12896 sectors). 
 Track 11: Total bytes read / written: 21676032/21676032 (9216 sectors). 
 Track 12: Total bytes read / written: 30806496/30806496 (13098 sectors). 
 Track 13: Total bytes read / written: 32151840/32151840 (13670 sectors). 
 Track 14: Total bytes read / written: 28724976/28724976 (12213 sectors). 
 Track 15: Total bytes read / written: 27431376/27431376 (11663 sectors). 
 Track 16: Total bytes read / written: 20659968/20659968 (8784 sectors). 
 Track 17: Total bytes read / written: 23811648/23811648 (10124 sectors). 
 Track 18: Total bytes read / written: 13728624/13728624 (5837 sectors). 
 Track 19: Total bytes read / written: 13006560/13006560 (5530 sectors). 
 Track 20: Total bytes read / written: 11738832/11738832 (4991 sectors). 
 Track 21: Total bytes read / written: 4233600/4233600 (1800 sectors). 
 Track 22: Total bytes read / written: 2671872/2671872 (1136 sectors). 
 Track 23: Total bytes read / written: 1716960/1716960 (730 sectors).

Once the first engraving is done, we need to locate the end of the engraving. To do this, type the following text, taking care to replace the X, Y, Z values with the appropriate ones:

 cdrecord -dev = X, Y, Z -msinfo

The DOS window will show a value, write it down, for example:

 0.249267

Create a temporary ISO (tmp.iso) of all data located in DUMP. Consider replacing the value 0.249267 with yours:

 mkisofs -l -C 0,249267 -o tmp.iso DUMP/

The DOS command window will give (do not rely on the%, date ...):

 70.61% done, estimate finish Fri Feb 14 18:42:41 2014 
 72.02% done, estimate finish Fri Feb 14 18:42:41 2014 
 73.43% done, estimate finish Fri Feb 14 18:42:41 2014 
 74.84% done, estimate finish Fri Feb 14 18:42:41 2014 
 76.25% done, estimate finish Fri Feb 14 18:42:41 2014 
 77.66% done, estimate finish Fri Feb 14 18:42:41 2014 
 79.08% done, estimate finish Fri Feb 14 18:42:41 2014 
 80.49% done, estimate finish Fri Feb 14 18:42:41 2014 
 81.90% done, estimate finish Fri Feb 14 18:42:41 2014 
 83.31% done, estimate finish Fri Feb 14 18:42:42 2014 
 84.73% done, estimate finish Fri Feb 14 18:42:42 2014 
 86.14% done, estimate finish Fri Feb 14 18:42:42 2014 
 87.55% done, estimate finish Fri Feb 14 18:42:42 2014 
 88.96% done, estimate finish Fri Feb 14 18:42:42 2014 
 90.37% done, estimate finish Fri Feb 14 18:42:42 2014 
 91.79% done, estimate finish Fri Feb 14 18:42:42 2014 
 93.20% done, estimate finish Fri Feb 14 18:42:42 2014 
 94.61% done, estimate finish Fri Feb 14 18:42:42 2014 
 96.02% done, estimate finish Fri Feb 14 18:42:42 2014 
 97.43% done, estimate finish Fri Feb 14 18:42:42 2014 
 98.85% done, estimate finish Fri Feb 14 18:42:42 2014 
 Total translation table size: 0 
 Total rockridge attributes bytes: 0 
 Total directory bytes: 6144 
 Path table size (bytes): 34 
 Max brk space used 21000 
 354097 extents written (691 MB)

You must now insert the ip.bin in the temporary iso, to do this type:

 IPINS

Enter as the first value ip.bin then tmp.iso (do Enter after each Wink value). If necessary, see total capture at the end of the tutorial for more details.

Finally, burn the final image of the temporary file after the CD, taking care to replace the X, Y, Z values with the appropriate ones:

 cdrecord -speed = 1 dev = X, Y, Z -multi tmp.iso

The DOS command window will say (don't trust the% ... hints):

 Track 24: Total bytes read / written: 214691840/214691840 (104830 sectors).

You can now boot the backup on your console.

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@Dreamcast

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3 years ago

@DrWatson

#Sturmwind Backup
#Gi@nts 2014

#Attention, ce n'est pas un crack mais une astuce et vous devez possédez l'original
#Peu ne pas fonctionner selon la vitesse/qualité de gravure et/ou le reglage de votre laser
#Warning It's not a crack but a tricks, you must have original CD
#May don't work if your burn too fast and problem with laser dreamcast sensor (adjustement neederequire)

#Isobuster 3.2 sous windows
+Isobuster 3.2 for windows

#CDRWIN 3.8F sous Windows XP (pas reussi a le faire fonctionner sous Win8...)
+CDRWIN 3.8F for windows XP (Don't work under windows 8 at home...)

IsoBuster va vous servir a recolter les informations LBA de votre CD oroginal
+ We use Isobuster for extract LBA information from Original CD

Vous pouvez aussi passer par d'autre outils sous Linux ou Windows
+ You can use anothers tools on windows or linux

CDRWIN va vous servir a extraire les pistes Audio et l'IP.BIN de votre CD original
Le tout peu aussi etre fait sous Linux et/ou windows avec d'autre outils
+We use CDRWIN for extract the audio Tracks and Boot Sector IP.BIN from your Original CD
+You can use another tools for extract on windows or linux

#Recolte d'information ++ Take CD/LBA Information
#################################################

#Inserez le CD original de Sturmwind dans le lecteur et executer IsoBuster
#Selectionner votre lecteur ou se trouve le cd de sturmwind dans IsoBuster, le catalogue s'affiche sur la droite
#Cliquer sur l'icone CD en haut a gauche avec le bouton droit, Creation de fichier cuesheet
#selectionner l'image contient des données M1 et/ou M2 et/ou Audio (2352), sauver votre fichier .cue
#Ouvrez le fichier, est indiqué tout les adresses de depart et fin des pistes, exemple:

+With Original Sturmwind CD on your CD reader, lauch isoBuster 3.2
+Select Create Cue Sheet File with right mouse button on CD icon (first icon of your Sturmwind CD)
+Select Image Contains M1 and/or M2 and/or Audio (2352), save it
+Open it and look LBA address

REM SESSION 01 ; Not supported by other applications (*)
TRACK 01 AUDIO <<== Piste 1 de type AUDIO +Track1 is Audio Type
INDEX 01 00:00:00
REM MSF: 00:00:00 = LBA: 0 <<== Piste 1 commence en LBA 0 +Track1 start on LBA 0

TRACK 02 AUDIO <<== Piste 2 de type AUDIO +Track2 is Audio Type
INDEX 01 02:11:56
REM MSF: 02:11:56 = LBA: 9881 <<== Piste 2 commence en LBA 9881, donc, la Piste 1 Fini en LBA 9880 +Track2 start on LBA 9881, so, End of Track1 is 9880

TRACK 03 AUDIO <<== Piste 3 de type AUDIO +Track3 is Audio Type
INDEX 01 04:47:47
REM MSF: 04:47:47 = LBA: 21572 <<== Piste 3 commence en LBA 21572, donc la Piste 2 Fini en LBA 21571 +Track3 start on LBA 21572, so, End of Track2 is 21571

TRACK 04 AUDIO <<== Piste 4 de type AUDIO +Track4 is Audio Type
INDEX 01 07:27:70
REM MSF: 07:27:70 = LBA: 33595 <== Piste 4 commence en LBA 33595, donc la Piste 3 Fini en LBA 33594 +Track4 start on LBA 33595, so, End of Track3 is 33594

....

On resume :
+ So...

Piste1 AUDIO start : 0 End : 9880
Piste2 AUDIO start : 9881 End : 21571
Piste3 AUDIO start : 21572 End : 33594
....

3 years ago

@DrWatson

#Extraction des pistes audio ++ Audio track Extraction
################################################## #####

#Merci de verifier si votre CD ressemble à celui-ci avant de ripper les Tracks
Pour ripper les Tracks vous pouvez utiliser n'importe quel soft AUDIO de RIP qui sort au format WAV
ou utiliser cdrwin, 3eme onglet (Extract Disc,Track,Sector)
Choisir option : Select Sectors, Error recovery : Replace, jitter correction Disable (meme si, pour les pistes audio, aucun interret tout ca)
Sectors Selection Start et End, les adresses LBA de chaque pistes que vous avez noté/sauver dans le .CUE
Normalement identique a mon fichier
Exemple pour la Track1
Datatype : CD AUDIO (2352)
Start sectors : 0
End sectors : 9880

Etc, jusqu'a la piste 23
Pour la piste 24, utiliser les LBA suivant :

TRACK 24 - AUDIO - Datatype CD Audio 2352
Start : 234521
END : 243027
>> 24R.WAV

Verification et correction des erreurs de ce WAV
#mplayer -quiet -vo null -vc dummy -ao pcm:waveheader:file="24.wav" 24R.WAV

Vous devez vous retrouver à la fin avec toutes pistes audio ripper dans un repertoire, le mieux etant de les avoir appelé 01.wav, 02.wav ==> 24.wav

+Thks to verify if this informations is the same as mine
+If not, give yout information from your Cue.file, if yes, you can give the information from yout cue.file or my Information Table
+We use cdrwin for extract each tracks with start and and LBA information
+Exemple for track1
Datatype : CD AUDIO (2352)
Start sectors : 0
End sectors : 9880

Go it, from track1 to Track23 (NOT 24)
For track 24 use this LBA
TRACK 24 - AUDIO - Datatype CD Audio 2352
Start : 234521
END : 243027
>> 24R.WAV

Erreur Check and correction of this last WAV
#mplayer -quiet -vo null -vc dummy -ao pcm:waveheader:file="24.wav" 24R.WAV

#Extraction des données + DATA Extraction
#########################################

Pour l'extraction des DATA, toujours avec le cd original et isobuster, selectionner dans la Session 2, les données CDROM de type DATA
Un glisser coller des fichiers vers votre repertoire fonctionne, sinon bouton droit
en l'occurence :
DATA
GPL
1ST_READ

Copier l'integralité des fichiers dans un repertoire exemple DONNEE
Vous aller avoir une erreur sur le fichier 99 dans le repertoire 99, ne pas insister, ne le copier pas.
Verifier que vous avec bien copier tout les fichiers du cd vers votre reprtoire DONNEE (sauf le fichier 99 contenu dans le repertoire DATA du cd)

Pour le fichier 99, recuperer le sur le net, URL qui va bien (sur le forum) apres RIP via LITEON

+We use Isobuster and track 25 of Session2 for extract all DATA
+Drag and Drop original file of this CD to your Directory on your Hardrive
+It's impossible to RIP the 99 file, so, don't try it
+Copy all File except file 99

#Extraction de l'IP.BIN + IP.BIN extraction
###########################################

Toujours avec le CD original et cdrwin, toujours dans l'onglet d'extraction de secteurs.
Ripper l'IP.bin, il va faire 32K
Il doit commencer au debut de la piste de DATA, dans mon cas et selon tableau (voir pour vous votre cuesheet) : 254428
Donc rip Select Sectors, LBA START : 254428, LBA END : 254444
En mode DATA bien sur pas AUDIO
Vous pouvez aussi le prendre sur le net, lien sur le Forum

Pourquoi 254444 ? car 254428 + 16
Pourquoi 16 ? car 32K = 32768 octet, 32768 / 2048 = 16
Pourquoi 2048 ? c'est la taille d'un LBA
pourquoi pourquoi ?? PARCEQUE !

+With Cdrwin, always on sectors ectraction extract DATA type of boot sector
+The START LBA must be the LBA Start adress of your track 25 (data track)
+Size of Boot sector is 32K, so
+START LBA : 254428 (mine LBA START of track 25)
+END LBA : 254444 (START LBA + 16)

+Why 254444 ? because 254428 + 16
+why 16 ? because 32K (size of IP.BIN) = 32768 octets, 32768 / 2048 = 16
+Why 2048... Grrrrr, It's the size of 1 LBA
Why Why Why ? BECAUSEEEEE !

#Recap de Dump ++ So... what do we have
######################################
RIP_TRACK (directory)
01.wav
02.wav
03.wav
04.wav
05.wav
06.wav
07.wav
...>>>>
24.wav

et l'IP.BIN

DATA_STURM (directory)
|-- 1st_read.bin
|-- DATA
| |-- 01
| |-- 02
| |-- 10
| |-- 11
| |-- 12
| |-- 13
| |-- 14
| |-- 15
| |-- 16
| |-- 17
| |-- 18
| |-- 19
| |-- 20
| |-- 21
| |-- 22
| |-- 23
| |-- 24
| |-- 25
| |-- 26
| |-- 27
| |-- 28
| |-- 29
| |-- 30
| |-- 31
| |-- 32
| |-- 33
| |-- 34
| |-- 35
| |-- 36
| |-- 37
| |-- 38
| |-- 39
| |-- 40
| |-- 41
| |-- 42
| |-- 43
| |-- 44
| |-- 45
| |-- 46
| |-- 47
| |-- 48
| |-- 49
| |-- 50
| |-- 51
| |-- 52
| |-- 53
| |-- 54
| |-- 55
| |-- 56
| |-- 57
| |-- 58
| |-- 59
| |-- 60
| |-- 61
| |-- 62
| |-- 63
| |-- 64
| |-- 65
| |-- 66
| |-- 67
| |-- 68
| |-- 69
| |-- 70
| |-- 71
| |-- 72
| |-- 73
| |-- 74
| |-- 75
| |-- 76
| |-- 77
| |-- 78
| |-- 79
| |-- 80
| |-- 81
| |-- 82
| |-- 83
| |-- 84
| |-- 85
| |-- 86
| |-- 87
| |-- 88
| `-- 99 <== Copié depuis internet
`-- GPL
|-- copying
`-- source.txt

#Construction du tout ++ Start to reccord
#########################################

#On va a l'endroit ou on a ripper les pistes audio
+Going to where we save audio Track
#cd "/DATA/RIP_TRACK"

#On scan la chaine pour trouver l'adresse de notre graveur
+We scan our bus
#cdrecord -scanbus
scsibus13:
13,0,0 1300) 'Optiarc ' 'DVD RW AD-7560S ' 'SB01' Removable CD-ROM

#On grave toutes les pistes audio
#L'astuce c'est de graver toutes les pistes Audio SAUF la 24
#On la garde coté pour plus tard.
+ The trick is to burn All Audio track but without le last audio track, 24
+ We keep it aside for later.
#
#cdrecord -dev=13,0,0 -multi -audio 01.wav 02.wav 03.wav 04.wav 05.wav 06.wav 07.wav 08.wav 09.wav 10.wav 11.wav 12.wav 13.wav 14.wav 15.wav 16.wav 17.wav 18.wav 19.wav 20.wav 21.wav 22.wav 23.wav
Track 01: Total bytes read/written: 23240112/23240112 (9881 sectors).
Track 02: Total bytes read/written: 27497232/27497232 (11691 sectors).
Track 03: Total bytes read/written: 28278096/28278096 (12023 sectors).
Track 04: Total bytes read/written: 37260384/37260384 (15842 sectors).
Track 05: Total bytes read/written: 27158544/27158544 (11547 sectors).
Track 06: Total bytes read/written: 43888320/43888320 (18660 sectors).
Track 07: Total bytes read/written: 48270096/48270096 (20523 sectors).
Track 08: Total bytes read/written: 27421968/27421968 (11659 sectors).
Track 09: Total bytes read/written: 25888464/25888464 (11007 sectors).
Track 10: Total bytes read/written: 30331392/30331392 (12896 sectors).
Track 11: Total bytes read/written: 21676032/21676032 (9216 sectors).
Track 12: Total bytes read/written: 30806496/30806496 (13098 sectors).
Track 13: Total bytes read/written: 32151840/32151840 (13670 sectors).
Track 14: Total bytes read/written: 28724976/28724976 (12213 sectors).
Track 15: Total bytes read/written: 27431376/27431376 (11663 sectors).
Track 16: Total bytes read/written: 20659968/20659968 (8784 sectors).
Track 17: Total bytes read/written: 23811648/23811648 (10124 sectors).
Track 18: Total bytes read/written: 13728624/13728624 (5837 sectors).
Track 19: Total bytes read/written: 13006560/13006560 (5530 sectors).
Track 20: Total bytes read/written: 11738832/11738832 (4991 sectors).
Track 21: Total bytes read/written: 4233600/4233600 (1800 sectors).
Track 22: Total bytes read/written: 2671872/2671872 (1136 sectors).
Track 23: Total bytes read/written: 1716960/1716960 (730 sectors).

#On note la fin de la derniere pistes
+We look the end of last reccord
#cdrecord -dev=13,0,0 -msinfo
0,249267

#On creer l'image iso de base avec la valeur ci dessus (0,249267)
#On creer une image iso du contenu du repertoire DATA_STURM
+Start to create the ISO image with the information just above (0,249267)
+We create a ISO image to DATA_STURM directory
#mkisofs -l -C 0,249267 -o tmp.iso /DATA/DATA_STURM/
70.61% done, estimate finish Fri Feb 14 18:42:41 2014
72.02% done, estimate finish Fri Feb 14 18:42:41 2014
73.43% done, estimate finish Fri Feb 14 18:42:41 2014
74.84% done, estimate finish Fri Feb 14 18:42:41 2014
76.25% done, estimate finish Fri Feb 14 18:42:41 2014
77.66% done, estimate finish Fri Feb 14 18:42:41 2014
79.08% done, estimate finish Fri Feb 14 18:42:41 2014
80.49% done, estimate finish Fri Feb 14 18:42:41 2014
81.90% done, estimate finish Fri Feb 14 18:42:41 2014
83.31% done, estimate finish Fri Feb 14 18:42:42 2014
84.73% done, estimate finish Fri Feb 14 18:42:42 2014
86.14% done, estimate finish Fri Feb 14 18:42:42 2014
87.55% done, estimate finish Fri Feb 14 18:42:42 2014
88.96% done, estimate finish Fri Feb 14 18:42:42 2014
90.37% done, estimate finish Fri Feb 14 18:42:42 2014
91.79% done, estimate finish Fri Feb 14 18:42:42 2014
93.20% done, estimate finish Fri Feb 14 18:42:42 2014
94.61% done, estimate finish Fri Feb 14 18:42:42 2014
96.02% done, estimate finish Fri Feb 14 18:42:42 2014
97.43% done, estimate finish Fri Feb 14 18:42:42 2014
98.85% done, estimate finish Fri Feb 14 18:42:42 2014
Total translation table size: 0
Total rockridge attributes bytes: 0
Total directory bytes: 6144
Path table size(bytes): 34
Max brk space used 21000
354097 extents written (~691 MB) ((around))

#On ajoute a cette image iso de base, l'IP.BIN
#We add dreamcast boot sector (IP.BIN) at our Iso image
#( cat /DATA/RIP_TRACK/IP.BIN ; dd if=tmp.iso bs=2048 skip=16 ) > data.raw

#On grave l'image final de la derniere pistes, les data : data.raw
#ATTENTION, vitesse MINIMAL, sinon ne fonctionnera PAS
#En donnant speed=1, il prendra la vitesse la moins rapide que peu votre graveur
#Pour le mien, 8x
+ We burn the final Tracks, data.raw
+WARNING, MINIMAL SPEED, if not... they don't work
+We add option speed=1 for cdrecord
+With this option it burn on minimal speed it can.

#cdrecord -speed=1 dev=13,0,0 -overburn -multi -xa data.raw
...
Track 24: Total bytes read/written: 214691840/214691840 (104830 sectors).
....

# No Error ? start to play

3 years ago

@DrWatson

Create folder C:\STURM and move to this folder file 1st_read.bin and "DATA" folder with sturmwind files (01,02...99 files) and GPL folder.

Download this:

And extract to C:\CDRECORD

Move wavs (01-23) to C:\CDRECORD

Move IP.BIN to C:\CDRECORD

Push [WIN]+R and type CMD

Type
cd C:\CDRECORD

Type
cdrecord -scanbus

You'll need to find SCSI address of your burner, eg my burner is:
scsibus13:
13,0,0 1300) 'Optiarc ' 'DVD RW AD-7560S ' 'SB01' Removable CD-ROM

So address of my burner is 13,0,0

Type (make sure you'll write good SCSI address of your burner in "-dev=" switch):
cdrecord -speed=1 -dev=13,0,0 -multi -audio 01.wav 02.wav 03.wav 04.wav 05.wav 06.wav 07.wav 08.wav 09.wav 10.wav 11.wav 12.wav 13.wav 14.wav 15.wav 16.wav 17.wav 18.wav 19.wav 20.wav 21.wav 22.wav 23.wav

Burning will start, good LOG of this procedure should look like this (Sectors MUST match):

Track 01: Total bytes read/written: 23240112/23240112 (9881 sectors).
Track 02: Total bytes read/written: 27497232/27497232 (11691 sectors).
Track 03: Total bytes read/written: 28278096/28278096 (12023 sectors).
Track 04: Total bytes read/written: 37260384/37260384 (15842 sectors).
Track 05: Total bytes read/written: 27158544/27158544 (11547 sectors).
Track 06: Total bytes read/written: 43888320/43888320 (18660 sectors).
Track 07: Total bytes read/written: 48270096/48270096 (20523 sectors).
Track 08: Total bytes read/written: 27421968/27421968 (11659 sectors).
Track 09: Total bytes read/written: 25888464/25888464 (11007 sectors).
Track 10: Total bytes read/written: 30331392/30331392 (12896 sectors).
Track 11: Total bytes read/written: 21676032/21676032 (9216 sectors).
Track 12: Total bytes read/written: 30806496/30806496 (13098 sectors).
Track 13: Total bytes read/written: 32151840/32151840 (13670 sectors).
Track 14: Total bytes read/written: 28724976/28724976 (12213 sectors).
Track 15: Total bytes read/written: 27431376/27431376 (11663 sectors).
Track 16: Total bytes read/written: 20659968/20659968 (8784 sectors).
Track 17: Total bytes read/written: 23811648/23811648 (10124 sectors).
Track 18: Total bytes read/written: 13728624/13728624 (5837 sectors).
Track 19: Total bytes read/written: 13006560/13006560 (5530 sectors).
Track 20: Total bytes read/written: 11738832/11738832 (4991 sectors).
Track 21: Total bytes read/written: 4233600/4233600 (1800 sectors).
Track 22: Total bytes read/written: 2671872/2671872 (1136 sectors).
Track 23: Total bytes read/written: 1716960/1716960 (730 sectors).