See, that's the kind of practical info I need.
Thank you, Skunk! :-)
Skunk wrote:
> fuzzyT Wrote:
>
>>IIRC, EAC has the capability to test whether the
drive has the caching
>>feature.
>
>
> Yes, it does. And if your drive caches it
automatically checks the box,
> sort of guessing that you want it to rip 'faster'
rather than 'better'.
>
> If your drive is caching data, EAC doesn't read your
disc, it reads
> your generic drive's cache-- thus making a
comparison between what's on
> the disc and what's in EAC impossible--> defeating
the whole blooming
> purpose of EAC.
>
> I'm saying you should manually UNCHECK the box,
which will make your
> rips longer, but more accurate.
>
> It is detailed on HydroAudio, as Mark said, I'm
sure. I truly wish I
> had a link because I think it's fairly important,
and don't want anyone
> to take _my_ word for it.
>
>
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