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| 364031 | 2005-06-15 23:03:00 | GET NEW WIFE!!Don't be rude. :mad: Mike. |
Mike (15) | ||
| 364032 | 2005-06-16 09:43:00 | GET NEW WIFE!! Mike,.. Don't listen to him, better the devil you know than the devil you don't!! Don't listen to me either, I got a new wife & she is worth her weight in gold (& thats me saying that with no coercion, eh Dear?) PJ :help: |
Poppa John (284) | ||
| 364033 | 2005-06-16 14:35:00 | Don't be rude. :mad: j-j-j-joke. Chill out. ;) I was going to say use EAC. Best program out there, perfect rips to lossless quality. Unfortunately mine aint detecting my DVD drive anymore. Have to get it fixed. |
E|im (87) | ||
| 364034 | 2005-06-16 21:55:00 | To return to petty details, I tried repeated rips of a CD with no obvious scratches or smudges and found that EAC did not produce the same .wav file each time whereas CDEX (with "full paranoia") did. However, I didn't perform multiple tests on multiple CDs nor spend time investigating just what was going on... :annoyed: I also have found that EAC would not work on some pc/CD reader and likewise, nor would CDEX on others. Likewise, the parameters of reading can be strange. I found for example with a CD reader of type X, informing the software that the reader was X led to failure with just zeroes read (!), while a type of "Generic" worked. On another computer, another combination of software and settings worked. :dogeye: More practical: rip your wife's favourite music and hide the CDs so that to hear her music, she must venture down to your cellar and commune... :p |
Nicky (112) | ||
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