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AssertionError: full table's id fe12a712 differs from toc id ed114111 #72
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Thanks for the bug report.
The Trac ticket contains some interesting information. To better understand what's happening, please run the following commands against the same CD. Then post the content of files # Whipper's ReadTOCTask uses --fast-toc
read-toc --fast-toc --device /dev/sr0 cdrdao_fast.toc
# Full report useful to better understand what cdrdao sees
read-toc --device /dev/sr0 cdrdao_slow.toc |
Assuming you mean |
Yes.
Strange. Was the device in use by other programs while running that command (as cdrdao reports)? |
lsof gave me this: But even after killing nautilus and gvfsd-cdd (which is some virtual filessystem for cds, i think), the result is the same. |
Some more Information: And this CD seems to have some kind of advanced copy protection (have this logo on the backcover https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copy_Control) To other Albums i ripped after that worked fine. |
So, if I get it right, you're saying the migration from morituri to whipper worked fine but you've got issues ripping that CD (in particular).
All right, that CD is seemingly not compliant with the Red Book specifications.
Does cdrdao work if you |
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Can you post the output of Then you can also run the following commands (and post the content of the generated files): cdrdao read-toc --session 1 --device /dev/sr0 cdrdao_slow_session1.toc
cdrdao read-toc --session 2 --device /dev/sr0 cdrdao_slow_session2.toc Thanks |
Yeah: 2 sessions and the latest track, no. 18, is a data track... Could you try ripping that CD again using latest whipper release and posting a debug logfile? Thanks |
I have same error: whipper v0.4.2 |
Ripped the CD again with fresh cloned &compiled source (commit 4dc7a3c) |
I've got the same issue with some disks; if you need more debugging aid, let me know. I'm on the copr repo on Fedora 25, whipper 0.4.2. |
Is it me, or does it just look like we're all on MATSHITA DVD-RAM drives? I'm on a MATSHITA DVD-RAM UJ-852. |
I'm on MATSHITA DVD-RAM UJ-861H. |
It works fine with Windows based cd rippers. |
Can confirm; most of my discs have the issue too, but not on EAC, even through Wine. |
Any News on this topic? |
Unfortunately not: I've been very busy and couldn't work on whipper. As soon as I have something worth reporting/asking, I'll write it here. |
This seems like something important enough to at least be looked into for the 1.0 milestone. |
same error here, also on a MATSHITA DVD-R UJ-898
is there anything to do to help solving his issue? |
Error on Rick Astley's 50 CD with my LG DVDRAM GU90N on
disc-info:
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Same problem on two different DVD drives: |
I applied the patch below to cdrdao in order to avoid this problem with one of my drives. When I run
My previously working drives all do support raw sub-channel reads.
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The patch above only fixed invalid ISRC values. In the meantime I found another drive with the same problems, and even with ISRC values fixed, cdrdao still produces broken tables like this:
I'm therefore going to submit a pull request to remove the useless slow TOC read. |
Using whipper with this 8fdb452 commit, on Ubuntu 16.04
i tried to rip a cd from this release https://musicbrainz.org/release/3f39e946-7a14-3f0f-ba5e-8d040ac2772e
The only thing i bcame was this error log https://gist.github.com/Voidi/7c72dc9f84943118a331bd76acd0e181
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