Grand Theft Auto V (2013)

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Server file abgx360.dat no newer than local file - not retrieving

gtavdisc1.dvd is valid

Checking Game
ISO: "gtavdisc1.iso"
Size: 8738846720 bytes
Game partition offset: 0x2080000
Root sector: 5209 (0x2AAC800), 2048 bytes
default.xex sector: 2116880 (0x104708000), 26628096 bytes
Files in ISO: 158, Folders in ISO: 7
Total bytes used: 8487269831 (97.98%)
Game appears to have random padding

Checking default.xex
Module Flags: Title Module
Image Flags: Original Media Only
64 KB Pages
System Flags: Uses Game Voice Channel
Multidisc Swap
Supports Insecure Multidisc Media
Title Install Incompatible
Disc Profile ID: 0C3DF524599094E6CB87ECC8-F87A804E
Title ID: 545408A7 (TT-2215)
Ver / Base Ver: v0.0.0.9 / v0.0.0.9
Disc Number: 1 of 2
Original PE Filename: game_xenon_final.exe
Original PE Timestamp: 2013/08/15 10:05:34
Min Kernel Required: v2.0.16202.0
Allowed Media Types: Xbox 360 Original Disc
Game Ratings: ESRB: M (Mature 17+)
PEGI: 18+
PEGI-FI: 18+
PEGI-PT: 18+
BBFC: 18+
USK: 18+
OFLC-AU: Undefined rating (0x09)
OFLC-NZ: R18 (Restricted 18+)
Brazil: 18+
FPB: 18+
Compression Info: Uncompressed and Encrypted
Title Type: Full Game Title
Dashboard Languages: English (default)
Japanese
German
French
Spanish
Italian
Korean
Traditional Chinese
Portuguese
Polish
Russian
Game Name: Grand Theft Auto V
No Avatar Awards
Achievements: 49 Achievements totaling 1000 Gamerscore
XEX CRC = DD6FDC35
XEX Media ID: 8F03980CDA8A08BC2395E01C-0C48794E

Region Code: 0xFFFFFFFF
Region Free!

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Each recovery volume is able to reconstruct one missing RAR volume. For example, if you have 30 volumes and 3 recovery volumes, you are able to reconstruct any 3 missing volumes. If the number of .rev files is less than a number of missing volumes, reconstructing is impossible. The total number of usual and recovery volumes must not exceed 255 and the number of recovery volumes must be less than the number of RAR volumes.

WinRAR reconstructs missing and damaged volumes either when clicking on .rev file, or when using rc command or automatically, if it cannot locate the next volume and finds the required number of .rev files when unpacking.

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