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My disc drive does not recognize some (known-working) discs
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I'm running Linux Mint 18.2. I have an Asus Blu-Ray drive, marked as also being able to read DVDs and CDs. I have two music CDs and two data CDs to which I have immediate access, and which I have confirmed it is able to read. I also have quite a lot of other discs which it cannot read – dd from the relevant device responding identically to when there is no disc at all in the drive. The other discs are all console games – Wii, Wii U, and PS2 – which I wanted to rip for backup and ease-of-use purposes. I could understand a failure to read discs for the two Nintendo systems, since from what I could tell they use proprietary DVD-based-but-not-DVD formats, but everything I can find says the PS2 used ordinary DVDs (and CDs) and I can't find anyone saying ripping such a game would be difficult.
Is this potentially some kind of driver issue? A disc drive problem preventing DVD reading but not CD reading? (I don't have any non-game DVDs on hand to check). Something else?
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I'm running Linux Mint 18.2. I have an Asus Blu-Ray drive, marked as also being able to read DVDs and CDs. I have two music CDs and two data CDs to which I have immediate access, and which I have confirmed it is able to read. I also have quite a lot of other discs which it cannot read – dd from the relevant device responding identically to when there is no disc at all in the drive. The other discs are all console games – Wii, Wii U, and PS2 – which I wanted to rip for backup and ease-of-use purposes. I could understand a failure to read discs for the two Nintendo systems, since from what I could tell they use proprietary DVD-based-but-not-DVD formats, but everything I can find says the PS2 used ordinary DVDs (and CDs) and I can't find anyone saying ripping such a game would be difficult.
Is this potentially some kind of driver issue? A disc drive problem preventing DVD reading but not CD reading? (I don't have any non-game DVDs on hand to check). Something else?
drivers disk ripping
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I'm running Linux Mint 18.2. I have an Asus Blu-Ray drive, marked as also being able to read DVDs and CDs. I have two music CDs and two data CDs to which I have immediate access, and which I have confirmed it is able to read. I also have quite a lot of other discs which it cannot read – dd from the relevant device responding identically to when there is no disc at all in the drive. The other discs are all console games – Wii, Wii U, and PS2 – which I wanted to rip for backup and ease-of-use purposes. I could understand a failure to read discs for the two Nintendo systems, since from what I could tell they use proprietary DVD-based-but-not-DVD formats, but everything I can find says the PS2 used ordinary DVDs (and CDs) and I can't find anyone saying ripping such a game would be difficult.
Is this potentially some kind of driver issue? A disc drive problem preventing DVD reading but not CD reading? (I don't have any non-game DVDs on hand to check). Something else?
drivers disk ripping
asked 12 mins ago
David HeymanDavid Heyman
1721 silver badge10 bronze badges
I'm running Linux Mint 18.2. I have an Asus Blu-Ray drive, marked as also being able to read DVDs and CDs. I have two music CDs and two data CDs to which I have immediate access, and which I have confirmed it is able to read. I also have quite a lot of other discs which it cannot read – dd from the relevant device responding identically to when there is no disc at all in the drive. The other discs are all console games – Wii, Wii U, and PS2 – which I wanted to rip for backup and ease-of-use purposes. I could understand a failure to read discs for the two Nintendo systems, since from what I could tell they use proprietary DVD-based-but-not-DVD formats, but everything I can find says the PS2 used ordinary DVDs (and CDs) and I can't find anyone saying ripping such a game would be difficult.
Is this potentially some kind of driver issue? A disc drive problem preventing DVD reading but not CD reading? (I don't have any non-game DVDs on hand to check). Something else?
drivers disk ripping
drivers disk ripping
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David HeymanDavid Heyman
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asked 12 mins ago
David HeymanDavid Heyman
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