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I tried to recover a Video CD with dvdisaster and scanning marked all sectors as "illegal request: illegal mode for this track". I thought it's the disc is beyond repair in the first place, but after I tried another completely fine Video CD, it still reports all of its sectors as illegal requests.
So is Video CD being supported by dvdiaster ? If not, what makes Video CDs different than data CDs ?
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A Video CD has an entirely different format (following the so-called "white book" standard) than a data CD (following the so-called "red book" standard), and is not supported by dvdisaster.
Even if the medium appears to be identical ("it's just a CD!"), the way the data is engraved on it is completely different, and the dvdisaster logic can't apply to it, unfortunately.
I tried to recover a Video CD with dvdisaster and scanning marked all sectors as "illegal request: illegal mode for this track". I thought it's the disc is beyond repair in the first place, but after I tried another completely fine Video CD, it still reports all of its sectors as illegal requests.
So is Video CD being supported by dvdiaster ? If not, what makes Video CDs different than data CDs ?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: