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On another note, since I do have a pretty high-end capture card (Canopus ADVC 110, supports S-Video as well), what would be the best stand-alone LD player to buy in order to rip video?

A heads-up: copy of Vajra 2 for any interested collector. This is a rare one, we'd need a copy.

http://page2.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/b133336092

MNc99 wrote:Nemesis, did you have a name picked for your emulator? This project should have a title.

I like RadioActive myself. Just a thought.

Depending on the content that the rot obscures, it may be possible to manually repair it (or, if it slightly differs each time it's played, it'd be worth taking multiple captures of affected segments until the rot averages out).
Most of it's just scratch distortion, I believe. It's for a split ...

While I do have access to a high-quality capture card, I don't have a non-LA LD player, so I'm afraid I'll be out of luck for this one. Regardless, let me know if I can help.

Pyramid Patrol
3D Museum (a little rot, negligible)
Rocket Coaster
Hyperion (a little rot, negligible)

I think it'd be a good idea, since this looks like it might be quite a large undertaking. If you open the floodgates now it'll encourage new users to sign-up and offer their services.

EDIT: Might be worth making it clear, we need dumpers for NEC games as well as just the SEGA Mega-LD format games ...

Hello,

I am the head of the LaserActive Preservation Project (http://laseractive.wordpress.com). I was alerted to this page by a previous link in the thread.

Needless to say, I am thrilled by this turn of events. Dumping the data tracks of Mega LD discs is a huge step towards preserving this ...