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Well, you can´t dump Tekken 2 and Tekken 3 because your drive has a offset of +6 and those discs have a negative offset of -647. To dump them you need a drive with a big positive offset (more than 647).
This has nothing to do with the EAC bug since that bug only affects discs with a data track amd ONLY one audio track!

To dump discs with two data tracks check this topic to know how: http://forum.redump.org/topic/4495/sega … -28112010/ and search for "FIXING ANOMALIES".

Humm, if you got matching dumps, please post the dumping info so that they can add you as a dumper for those discs

axisleon, please dump the audio tracks from both discs and post the dumping info so that they can be added as verification dumps.

It seems more correct... Let's wait for feedback from other users.
Thanks iRobot!

I always use ImgBurn to check the layer break.
I think that it's always like that is Isobuster because the program counts the first sector of the disc as sector 0 (instead of sector 1)...

If you are dumping from original media, you should extract the disc in IsoBuster without problems! (unless the disc is scratched...). When a (PSX) dump in the DB show errors that's the amount of errors the image has when scanned with CdMage, and not read errors in IsoBuster.

If you have a Plextor you should use Perfectrip to dump the tracks.
In this case you don´t get matching hashes because EAC has a bug (ONLY in discs with one data track and one audio track) that detects always a 0.00 sec gap instead of the true one. So if you add 150 sectors of silence (00's) to the beggining of the extracted track you should get matching results.

Anyway, in this case, you must dump the high density track to verify the dump!

Yes, check the images with CDmage and post the error count (Cdmage should be used only to check the number of corrupted sectors and never to fix them!). But beware, pionner drives can't dump this kind of discs correctly.

Just set up EAC like it's described in the dumping guide. Since the offset of audio discs can't be determined use your drive offset (+667). Press F4 to detect gaps then extract the tracks, then create the cue sheet (Action->create cue sheet->current gap settengs).
Please be sure your drive can overread (doing the tests in EAC or try to go beyond the last sector of the disc in the isobuster sector view function).

This was already discussed and it will never happen. This project is for game related media only.
But if anyone wants to start a side project i will be glad to contribute with hundreds of dvd's and audio discs dumps (i think a audio cd database is a very interesting ideia )

I mean, in this case, you need to add 2 seconds (352800 bytes) of silence (00's) at the beginning of the audio track EAC extracted because EAC always detects a 0 sec gap instead of the real one in discs with 1 data track+1 audio track.

In post 9 of this topic you can see how to do that.

Probably that's because of the gaps between the audio tracks.
We dump discs in a way that the resulting images will be exactly as the original disc...

And yes, with the Rocknroms guide you may be able convert a lot of images but sometimes that's not easy, expecially in Mega CD images because 99% of them have audio tracks and sometimes you may get not matching first or last audio track due to offset...
Anyway, remember that the data track must be converted to raw format (2353/bytes per sector) and the mp3 files are crap...
Good luck!