I say that, probably, the Kryoflux software can't write back that protection directly from the RAW dumps.
You're right on this matter. Quite a number of games indeed can't be written back straight from RAW dumps without being descripted.
That it needs to be pre processed to some other format, like an IPF image. You just confirm what I have said.
It's on our website. Steve has added the ability to write directly the RAW dumps back on disks at the request of the users, but yes, using the master IPFs solve the problem, because the protection is written as intended like on the disk where the raw dump came.
And btw, this is not your "usual" copylock protection. I know you call it Copylock, but I don't think it is copylock at all.
You're perfectly wrong here. The anco titles use a custom copylock, different from the one used on the other publishers titles.
It is in fact a variant of the copylock short version spanned on 6 tracks.
Yes, but in this case, it is not that just one part is clean. You said yourself the disk works perfectly, this can't happen if a part is completely damaged.
Yes the disk loads, but there are no confirmation that the game doesn't load anything from track 44 to 79 side 1.
And yes, most of the time something like that it would be because of a bad dump. But not always.

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