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More PS2 Cheat Disc Support Added to Redumper!

Posted by sadikyo at May 26 2025, 21:12:09

Those pesky black-bottom GameShark 2, Xploder, and the (silver bottom) Code Breakers are among the newly supported/dumpable discs in the latest redumper build https://github.com/superg/redumper/releases
with command --rings --correct-offset-shift

Unlicensed lists here are a work in progress:
USA - http://wiki.redump.org/index.php?title= … ensed_List
Europe - http://wiki.redump.org/index.php?title= … ensed_List
Asia - http://wiki.redump.org/index.php?title= … ensed_List

So far the only kind of PS2 cheat discs that CAN'T be dumped are the ones with physical separator rings (Swap Magic, HD Advance etc).

Notes:
Try using Asus and different models of Plextors if you're hitting c2 errors. Some drives have errors reading while others read fine.

A redump forum post can be found here for discussion - http://forum.redump.org/post/127039/

Important Updates to Dumping Tools!

Posted by sadikyo at January 3 2025, 18:31:27

Happy New Year to everyone!

There has been some significant work to update the dumping tools used for Redump.

1. Redumper is now accepted for dumping Xbox and Xbox 360 Discs with Kreon drives, using build 438 or higher.

2. MPF has had a large update and we recommend everyone to use version 3.3.0 or later.  You can download the current latest Windows version here, which is bundled with the required version of Redumper and DiscImageCreator:
https://github.com/SabreTools/MPF/relea … elease.zip

There are many updates and changes to MPF 3.3.0, so for this release we recommend that you start with a fresh folder/installation.  Please review all the options as some have changed.  You can find more release details and the full changelog here:
https://github.com/SabreTools/MPF/releases/tag/3.3.0

As always, thank you for your continued efforts and welcome to 2025!

Redump Milestone - Over 50,000 PC discs!

Posted by sadikyo at November 24 2024, 16:46:27

Hello everyone!  As the title indicates, we've just recently passed a pretty significant milestone here at redump, as now we have over 50,000 PC discs in the database!

While the number of PC discs out there seems almost infinite, this is still an incredible accomplishment, and it is due to the immense amount of time, money, and expertise that volunteers have poured into this project and continue to do so.

Thank you to the staff, dumpers, and everyone else who has contributed to this project and helped us to preserve important metadata for so many video game and related discs.

Keep up the great work!

Redumper Submission Updates!

Posted by sadikyo at July 31 2023, 21:21:54

UPDATE 12/07/2023: IBM-PC CD-ROMs (in addition to DVD-ROMs) are currently now SUPPORTED for use with redumper, using redumper build 271 or later. 

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Exciting news! The Redump mod team has decided to allow for new dumps made with Redumper for certain supported systems! The same rules apply to Redumper as they do with DIC: 2x dumps for new discs for all systems to ensure accuracy.

Please see http://wiki.redump.org/index.php?title=Redumper_status for more details about what systems are currently supported and in what way.

As with DIC, we highly recommend that dumpers use MPF when working with redumper as this greatly simplifies the information gathering and submission process. The latest build of MPF can be found at https://github.com/SabreTools/MPF.  For those who are unable to use MPF or find it difficult to do so (e.g. due to compatibility with certain Linux builds), standalone binaries for redumper can be found at https://github.com/superg/redumper. Please follow the guide at http://wiki.redump.org/index.php?title= … umper_CLI) if working with redumper as a standalone tool.

Working with Redumper logs is still a bit new to us, so we appreciate your patience as we get more used to them.  Thanks!!

Redump Milestone - 100,000 discs!

Posted by sadikyo at February 7 2023, 14:14:44

As many of you have probably noticed, we recently reached a major milestone here at Redump, now having over 100,000 discs in our database!

While our goal is not necessarily just 'quantity,' I still think it is worth mentioning and recognizing the amazing work this community has done over the years, in achieving this amazing milestone.

It's impossible to determine the sheer number of volunteer hours and dollars that have gone into this project, but know that they are all appreciated immensely.  The amazing work you are doing, is making a difference.  We have preserved an astounding amount of content, and documented helpful information that the community at large can enjoy for many years to come.

As a member of the redump mod team, I want to express my sincere thanks to all of you who are doing so much for this project.  Whether it is dumping discs, researching releases, updating the wiki, contributing to others, and much more - every bit helps and makes a difference.

I know that we face many challenges in this work, and there is always more to be done, but we should be proud of the work we have done.

As a reminder, it was less than 5 years ago, that we reached the milestone of 50,000 discs in our database.  That means that we have averaged over 10,000 new disc entries per year, every year for the last 5 years.  Despite the challenges we face, we are still making great progress.  In addition to new entries, we are also adding thousands of verifications to existing entries, and updating/correcting information all the time. 

Thank you.  Thank you to everyone who has been a part of this project, and continues to do so.

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