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Well when someone dumps the game with -647 it would be added. I don't know off hand but I dumped a game with a different write offset then the one posted and it has both write offsets in the db. We can't take your disc that isn't dumped and add -647 to it because your disc audio might be different, for example my two dumps of Shining Force CD, both discs had the same offset +222 but the audio was different with the data track the same.

http://redump.org/disc/2702/
http://redump.org/disc/3875/

As for the other, it could be reversed, someone else will have to explain this one further.

Hello

Ok, I will do that...I will need help cutting out the 2nd track.

Ok, just add the Perfectrip dump...alright...

You're right I used themabus reMove program and moved 2352 to track 2 size matched but not hashes..

Removed...

That should definitely be added to the guide with the corrected you can tell it's sky blue in the background and not that purplish blue. But how much did that cost you looking at the prices I've seen between $40 to $100 for it. Though I went through the first 10 pages only.

Most likely as "Activision Classics" is the title on the spine.

Well I put that up as a guide, we can write our own guide, that seems like it only has to be done once right, by chance have you tried using it and noticed the difference between a regular scan and one color calibrated? The photos do look better after it in the link you gave Huygens. Would follow those steps save time with using Imaging software?

I can understand where you are coming from, I conceive its from the same place I am coming from "human nature" but opposite sides. Humans will take the least resistance path that's why we don't have an army of dumpers as people think our way to dump games is "complicated" or "time consuming"  we are the exception because we have the passion in what we do, I also believe it's because we don't have "preferences" with our dumping procedure but strict steps to follow, of course we could have a bigger database if we was loose with our requirements for dumping games but that's not our purpose its to preserve games.

Same as scanning unless we have strict rules to follow we will get the least resistance (shitty scans) and if we accept it what incentive is there for someone to make the perfect scan? If we make the least resistance perfect scans yes scans might trickle in at first but as we grow in more popularity, maybe more acceptance as the raw material becomes more scarce or lower quality (more vandalism on the material, marked, stickered, lost or thrown away, etc.) same as the games themselves (going to a used game store 3 out of 5 games aren't in dumpable condition meaning most likely there will be glitch some where in game) more people will take up the cause.

What do you mean like list in the comments this game with a pendant in a pouch like Lunar 2...

I am working on a project right now for scanning package contents to preserve them, it could either turn into a side project or added on to Redump (which I think it should as we are a preservation project) how I envisioned it,  people scan the raw images and if they have the necessary skills with imaging tools clean it up and if it's perfect the hashes are added to the game here in the db and either added to the present dat or have a separate one.

The scanning guide I use is here....

http://www.softpres.org/article:scannin … guidelines

As they say it only needs to be done once if done correctly and we can have different versions just like the games.

http://www.game-rave.com/psx/playstatio … /index.htm

Here is an example of a game being released in different packaging.

Sorry, it's probably off-topic as you don't want it for "replacement documents"

EDIT: By the way, I have some Sega-CD Game cardboard boxes not in the best shape (but not horrible either) if someone with the necessary imaging tools like to fix them up let me know. That's what's slowing the project down, can't get my head wrapped around those programs.