Hi there!
I would like to get registered at the forum.
I found out about the Redump-project in autumn 2010 and began doing some research about it in december 2012.
Now I think I'm ready to start contributing here! 
I have read the following pages:
http://redump.org/guide/cddumping/
http://forum.redump.org/topic/11454/dum … for-linux/
http://forum.redump.org/topic/394/pleas … e-posting/
http://forum.redump.org/topic/2201/dump … edisc-cds/
http://forum.redump.org/topic/8685/ring … ing-codes/
http://wiki.redump.org/index.php?title= … _SID_codes
http://wiki.redump.org/index.php?title=Setting_Up
http://wiki.redump.org/index.php?title= … ping_guide
http://wiki.redump.org/index.php?title= … protection
http://wiki.redump.org/index.php?title= … protection
http://forum.redump.org/topic/9796/looking-for-help/
http://forum.redump.org/post/32926/#p32926
I have also read http://www.ifpi.org/content/library/sid … -guide.pdf 
I've got approximately 75 games that is undumped and approximately 25 games that I can verifiy and/or add more information about.
I've already sucessfully dumped and verified several games on my own with some of the titles available in the database:
PS2:
Detonator http://redump.org/disc/15484/
Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc http://redump.org/disc/203/
IBM PC:
NHL 98 http://redump.org/disc/6822/
Theme Park http://redump.org/disc/5803/
PSX:
Euro Demo 49 http://redump.org/disc/296/
Moto Racer 2 http://redump.org/disc/999/ (I needed two different ODDs to be able to extract all tracks sucessfully)
TOCA 2 Touring Cars 1.1 http://redump.org/disc/1026/ (I needed to do the following by using an ODD with an offset of atleast +648:
Track 01-->Extract From-To-->End Address (LBA). Subtract the value with Pre-Gap (normally 2 seconds i.e. 150 sectors).
Track 02-->Extract From-To-->End Address (LBA). Subtract the Start Address (LBA)-value with Pre-Gap (normally 2 seconds i.e. 150 sectors).
Then I used a hex editor (Frhed in my case) and deleted the Combined offset * 4 (= bytes that needs to be deleted) from the beginning of Track 02.
Then I added the Combined offset * 4 (= bytes that needs to be added) as 00s in the end of Track 02.
I'm aware that I cannot create any logs at all by using this method, so I can understand if these type of dumps isn't allowed to publish in the database.)
(I've more verified games...)
I've got approximately 30 different ODDs (optical disc drives).
Unfortunately, none of those ODDs are a Plextor or a drive that supports scrambled mode, read lead-in and read lead-out.
I still have access to atleast 3 different ODDs that supports reading lead-in and lead-out, but unfortunately none of these 3 ODDs have a read/sample offset higher than +102.
On the other hand, I still have access to 11 (4 with lead-in support, 1 with lead-out support) different ODDs that have a read/sample offset higher than +648.
The lowest resp. highest read/sample offset I have access to is -472 and +1182
I'm going to submit all of the ODDs to the DAE Drive Features Database
I also have several different operating systems (in particular MSWIN9x, MSWINXP, MSWIN7 and GNU/Linux) to work with.
In GNU/Linux, I'm using the following command (cdrdao) to extract a disc with only one single data track:
cdrdao read-cd --read-raw --datafile FILENAME.bin --device /dev/sr0 --driver generic-mmc-raw -v 3 FILENAME.toc
...and the following command (rhash) to create checksums:
rhash --crc32 --md5 --sha1 --output=FILENAME.txt FILENAME.bin
I have read that as soon as a disc (CD, GD, etc.) has some sort of data track on it, there is a write offset (http://forum.redump.org/post/5437/#p5437).
I'll check if any of my ODDs are supporting the Audio Trap Disc-method mentioned here
Right now, I've two CDs (Euro Demo 49 and Euro Demo 67) that I'm going to try out with this method, just to see if the drive tries to extract the data track as an (scrambled?) audio track. I know (I can be wrong here) that none of these two CDs are going to be accurate if I succeed to extract the data track as an (scrambled?) audio track on an ODD with a lower read/sample offset than +648.
I got some questions:
If understand my situation correctly, I need to use CloneCD and SubCode Analyser to determine proper gaps, is that correct?
Is the following sentence a requirement to publish multitrack discs?:
"For multitrack discs calculate checksums using ClrMamePro's Dir2Dat function."
I'll probably need some help in the future, when I'm going to dump games with SafeDisc-protection + one (maybe more in the future) audio track.
What should be the next step to do?
I also want to mention that English is not my native language. My native language is Swedish.
Lastly, here is a list (WIP - Work in progress) with all of the ODDs (including some of the evaluated/tested functionality in EAC) that I currently have access to:
Accurate Stream Caching C2 Errors HTOA Overread Sample Offset Read command Key Discs
Sony DDU1615-DS FDS3
HL-DT-ST GSA-H21N A105 Yes No No Yes Both +102 MMC 1 2
AOpen CRW5232/ARR 1.02 Yes Yes Yes Yes Lead-In MMC 1
Highly uncertain, difficulties to read discs:
GoldStar GCD-R580B 1.00 Yes No No Both MMC 3
Samsung SD-616F F100 Yes No Yes No Lead-In +1182 MMC 1 2
Lite-On LTR-48246S SID4 Yes Yes Yes No Lead-In +6 MMC 1 2
Slimtype DS8A2L-A 7H63
Checked with EAC 0.99 in Wine 1.4, GNU/Linux:
TEAC CD-224E 1.5A Yes No Yes Yes None +684 MMC 1 2
Verified with EAC 0.99 in Wine 1.4, GNU/Linux:
Toshiba SD-C2612 1011 Yes No Yes No None -472 MMC 1 2
TEAC CD-224E-B 7.6G Yes No Yes Yes Lead-In +534 MMC 1 2
QSI CDRW/DVD SBW-241 VH04 Yes No Yes Yes Lead-In +733 MMC 1 2
TS-L462D DE07
Matshita SR-8177 NZ15 Yes Yes Yes Yes None +103 MMC 1 2
Verified with EAC 0.99 in Wine 1.4, GNU/Linux:
TEAC CD-224E 1.5A Yes No Yes Yes None +684 MMC 1 2
Compaq (LG) CRN-8241B 2.23 Yes No No None -24 MMC 1 2
TEAC CD-524E 3.0C No No No Yes None +652(3)? MMC 1 2
Samsung SCR-830 4.01 Yes No No Lead-In MMC 1
Toshiba SD-M1502 1816 Yes No Yes No None -472 MMC 1 2
This one is actually a LG GCE-8160B:
HP CD-Writer cd16b 2.00 Yes No Yes No Both +12 MMC 1 2
Samsung SC-148C C002 Yes No Yes No None +600 MMC 1 2
TEAC CD-224E 3.7C Yes No Yes Yes Lead-In +678 MMC 1 2
Toshiba XM-6402B 1015 Yes No Yes No None +94 MMC 1 2
Toshiba XM-6202B 1108 Yes No Yes No Lead-Out +686 MMC 1 1
NEC DRIVE:282 (CDR-1400A) 3.07 Yes(?) No No None +961(2)? MMC 1 2
Compaq LTD122 (Lite-On LTD-122) IQH6 Yes No Yes None +594 MMC 1 2
Philips CDD4801/72
Optiarc AD-7200S 1.83 Yes No Yes None +48 MMC 1 2
Checked with EAC 0.99 in Wine 1.4, GNU/Linux:
HL-DT-ST DVDRAM GSA-T40L KC07 Yes No Yes None +667 MMC 1 2
GoldStar GCD-R542B 1.20 Yes Yes No None MMC 1
NEC NR-7800A 1.25 Yes No Yes No None +685 MMC 1 2
Philips CDRW800 (PCRW804)
Creative CD5233E 1.00 Yes No Yes No Lead-In +12 MMC 1 2
Lite-On SHM-165H6S HP10 Yes Yes Yes No Lead-In +6 MMC 1 2
Optiarc DVD RW AD-7200S 1.52 Yes No Yes None +48 MMC 1 2
TS8XDVDR Transcend 1.66 Yes No Yes Yes None +6 MMC 1 2
From Xbox (2004-06-01):
Toshiba SDG-605 (SDG-605F) x204
HL-DT-ST DVD-RW GWA-4082N CW02 Yes No Yes Yes Lead-In +667 MMC 1 2
HL-DT-ST DVDRRW GCA-4166B 1.08 Yes No No Yes Both +102 MMC 1 2
Checked with EAC 0.99 in Wine 1.4, GNU/Linux:
2x Matshita DVD-RAM UJ-842S 1.10 Yes No Yes Yes Lead-In +102 MMC 1 2
Thanks in advance! 