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Inaccurate rip of first track using dBpoweramp
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2010-01-11, 00:22
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Inaccurate rip of first track using dBpoweramp
Hi forum members
Very often when I rip a CD with dBpoweramp, all tracks are marked as "Accurate" except the first one, which is marked "Inaccurate". However, when I re-rip the first track, it's suddenly marked as "Accurate". Anyone has a clue of what is going on? Akurate DS/Dyn -> Silver IC -> Lejonklou Kikkin 2.0 -> Black IC -> LK140*2 -> K400 -> Aktiv Ninkas on polymer feet. |
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2010-01-11, 03:03
Post: #2
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RE: Inaccurate rip of first track using dBpoweramp
It has also happened to me very recently. I ended up ripping the CD with EAC with a 99.9 level of confidence.
Vic Ivor's "Tune-Dem Seminar" Alumni 'Southwest sector, they're at your door, silos release black interceptors, will it be you?' - Saga My kit!!! Click here to evaluate my reputation! |
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2010-01-11, 10:32
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RE: Inaccurate rip of first track using dBpoweramp
Try the drive spin up time option, some drives give out bad data until they are at full speed.
spoon http://www.dbpoweramp.com |
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2010-01-11, 10:44
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RE: Inaccurate rip of first track using dBpoweramp
Thank you for the information spoon! I will try that.
Akurate DS/Dyn -> Silver IC -> Lejonklou Kikkin 2.0 -> Black IC -> LK140*2 -> K400 -> Aktiv Ninkas on polymer feet. |
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2010-01-11, 11:57
Post: #5
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RE: Inaccurate rip of first track using dBpoweramp
(2010-01-11 10:32)spoon Wrote: Try the drive spin up time option, some drives give out bad data until they are at full speed. Did it, same issue. Vic Ivor's "Tune-Dem Seminar" Alumni 'Southwest sector, they're at your door, silos release black interceptors, will it be you?' - Saga My kit!!! Click here to evaluate my reputation! |
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2010-01-11, 12:22
Post: #6
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RE: Inaccurate rip of first track using dBpoweramp
I have two DVD drives on my PC, one Pioneer, one NEC. I sometimes get the odd track ripped as "inaccurate" (usually not the first, though) and ripping it on the other drive usually solves the problem.
'troll |
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