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This is a verification, there's currently a known bug in MPF where certain discs aren't flagged as full matches (when a track hash matches multiple discs) that has been fixed but is not yet in the current release.
I've moved this thread to verifications.

The ringcode is for Mass Effect (Game Disc), but the dump is for the Bonus Disc.

Also, for future verifications please use DIC rather than Redumper until Xbox support is officially stated here: http://wiki.redump.org/index.php?title=Redumper_status

It's unusual that both the trusted dumping tools (DIC and Redumper) are giving you errors. While this is just a standard single-data-track PSX disc, I still think this needs looking into.
Could you try dump with Redumper with a higher retry count? Either in the MPF options or --retries=200 if using the command line.

Error count needs to be fixed to the redumper count as per new rules.
The discs also have offset shifts, Redumper is reporting the offset for the user area (at 0 LBA) while DIC reports both offsets (and MPF just takes the first one). So, DIC does not actually have an opinion on which offset to use, we just take the first one (offset at physical start of disc).

========== Offset (Drive offset refers to http://www.accuraterip.com) ==========
     Combined Offset(Byte)  13120, (Samples)  3280
    -   Drive Offset(Byte)    120, (Samples)    30
    ----------------------------------------------
           CD Offset(Byte)  13000, (Samples)  3250
    Overread sector: 6
========== Offset (Drive offset refers to http://www.accuraterip.com) ==========
     Combined Offset(Byte)   1640, (Samples)   410
    -   Drive Offset(Byte)    120, (Samples)    30
    ----------------------------------------------
           CD Offset(Byte)   1520, (Samples)   380
    Overread sector: 1

I don't think redump has a standard yet for which write offset to use, hence this has remained unsolved.

With the latest redumper, it is also possible to 'fix' the offset shift by dumping with

./redumper.exe --correct-offset-shift

Whether this provides a better dump is also not clear.

Of note, since this post was made, another dumper has dumped disc 2 with +2400 offset with DIC and it has been processed: http://redump.org/disc/83566/

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Hello, your account will be made once an admin can get to it.
In the meantime, if you'd like to discuss Korean PS2 please get in touch with me via the VGPC discord: https://discord.gg/AHTfxQV
I manage the Korean PS2 missing lists and can help you source some games if you live outside of Korea.

Heya, thanks for posting.

We only add ringcode info for discs that have been dumped and confirmed to match. While it's extremely likely that your disc matches the one in redump, unfortunately your ringcode can't be added unless it was dumped to our standards. This is to ensure that all the data in redump is accurate and trustworthy.
If you do ever get the ability to dump the disc (easiest method is with a homebrew Wii) then let us know and it can be added.

Do you own physical discs and have a method of dumping them in order to contribute to redump?

The game in question: http://redump.org/disc/33636/
The game did not have any languages listed before.
I have confirmed it only has Spanish in-game and have updated the entry.
As there is only one language present, the dat name has not changed.

(Track 01) occurs for games with 10 or more tracks, to ensure they will be ordered correctly.
For games with fewer than 10 tracks, there is no need for the leading zero.

If you have an iphone (or other phone with a sufficiently powerful flash/camera), use an app that allows for taking video with the flash on. At the right angle, you can see the ringcodes like in the image attached. It can take a bit of trial-and-error to get the exact angle, but I've found it to be the easiest way.