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Slow descrambling with certain cd-rom #167
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Unfortunately, this is not bug. Scrambled image of this disc is not normal (some bytes are scrambled but some bytes are not scrambled). For this reason, _mainError.txt is very big size. |
Thanks. Would it be possible to speed up the process? I have no technical knowledge but someone told me it's just some XOR-ing and using a highend pc with quick ssd/cpu I somewhat expected a quicker process. Any chance there is a little bottleneck in the code that can be fixed? |
Just did a quick test: Before:
(3.2GB mainError.txt) Commented out the
So all the steps after the scm capture went from 68 minutes to about 23 seconds. |
Version
Latest, 20220909
Describe the bug
Cd-rom gets dumped succesfully and normally but then the descrambling process always takes a lot of time, about a hour or two. It does descramble succesfully, it's just very slow. It does have some filedate issues in the bin/cue, not sure if related. Restarted pc, tried it several times but the descrambling stays slow with only this cd-rom. My computer is a highend pc, with other cd-roms it goes much faster.
The 71041TWAV01_mainError.txt file is very big, more than 1gb.
I'm not sure if this is a bug or not, but maybe the process can become quicker.
Screenshots
https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/96270929/206045509-0aefa962-69ce-4121-8975-1a1c625ad9c3.mp4
Disc title
NTI Skill Builder Microsoft PowerPoint 97
Disc ringcode
Dawidisc/ 22000 / NTI/ MS PP 97 / 06-01
URL
https://archive.org/details/nti-pp97 (.scm file is there too)
Log file
Too big, see url above
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