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Brighcaster is correct, the output image parameters, such as -oe are there to control the content of the output file if it should be different from the default settings. e.g. it is possible to change track order, or limit the output file to only to specific tracks. In this case you should use -oe, b...

For the record, the correct fix (released with the new library sometime) is as follows: void CCapsImage::FindWeakBits() { PDISKTRACKINFO pti = di.pdt; // nothing to do if samples are not available if (pti->rawtrackcnt <= 0) return; // true if all the available revolutions should be returned int allr...

It's been a while... but the next library release will fix this problem - not that anyone else has ever encountered it (apart from myself getting reminded by a regression test yesterday), but still...

Thanks again for reporting this!

Just tried it on 4k myself.
You can just try and resize the window at the bottom right corner - however this does not seem to persist for subsequent launches.
The font size is not ideal either...
I'll let our Java GUI expert know about this and see if he has any advice.

Additionally, the name of the firmware file is indeed firmware_kf_usb_rosalie.bin.
I think we may have to clarify in the manual that firmware.bin is not the actual file name - thanks

The hardware sampling starts way before the samples are actually taken. For a "real" disk this should be more than enough, but I could create one where the signal would be incomplete. Regardless, the stream index decoder handles this - luckily simple to do mostly because the complex things...

Please contact Rakki via PM.

Actually, that case is handled by the stream decoder and there are dumps like that. However, the meaning of 0 is not what you expect - you'll see why from the decoder source. The problem is what happens at the very last index if that's a 0 value and sampling has stopped - as normally it does at that...

Actually, the -a8 parameter depends on your flippy drive type, if it's a Panasonic flippy modded drive, chances are it should be -b-8
It is also very likely that what you need is -dd1, but as Rakki said please do test first what setting switches your drive into DD mode.

Any kind of standard A2 disk can be decoded/verified fine, copy-protection related data or custom formats will need user defined formats for decoding. However, with DTC 2.72 or later you can use the consistency graphs to see the sample quality of the dump you made (thus know whether the disk should ...