PAL games with libcrypt copy protection need SBI data #12
Description
Hello.
So I've been in the process of decrypting games, but I hit a snag with Crash Team Racing (PAL).
The initial dump log didn't indicate any errors:
C:\Users\Private>psxtract.exe -c EBOOT.PBP
Unpacking PBP EBOOT.PBP...
[0] 944 bytes | PARAM.SFO
[1] 14813 bytes | ICON0.PNG
[2] 0 bytes | ICON1.PMF
[3] 44700 bytes | PIC0.PNG
[4] 2651 bytes | PIC1.PNG
[5] 0 bytes | SND0.AT3
[6] 35156 bytes | DATA.PSP
[7] 337158611 bytes | DATA.PSAR
Successfully unpacked EBOOT.PBP!
Single disc game detected!
Found STARTDAT offset: 0x14187370
Saving STARTDAT as STARTDAT.BIN...
Decrypting ISO header...
ISO header successfully decrypted! Saving as ISO_HEADER_0.BIN...
ISO disc: SCES_02105
ISO title: Crash Team Racing�
Found special data offset: 0x14188bd3
Decrypting special data...
Special data successfully decrypted! Saving as SPECIAL_DATA.BIN...
There are no CDDA audio tracks, continuing...
Building the data track...
ISO offset 100000
.....................................................................................................................................................................................................
Read 14087370 bytes, wrote 2c1e4f00 bytes
Data track successfully reconstructed! Saving as ISO.BIN...
Offset 0m:0s:0f at 041e
Offset 69m:58s:2f at 0414
Converting the final image to BIN/CUE...
Patching ECC/EDC data...
Processing 314702 sectors
The image has been fixed!
Generating CUE file...
adding DATA TRACK.BIN.ISO
Disc successfully converted to BIN/CUE format!
Cleanup requested, removing TEMP folder
[If you see errors above try running without -c to leave TEMP files in place in order to debug.]
However, Duckstation refused to play it.
This is the only game so far, where I've encountered such an issue.