>> #2 Why is a reload necessary after a simulated write?
>
>Some units think that the disk is not empty after you do a simulated
>write, so you need to reload the disk so the drive checks for it again.
I figured as much but I though I would ask.. Its quite annoying when doing
repeated simulations.
>> #3 DAE is very slooooow. Much slower than cdparanoia.
>
>DAE in cdrdao is done by paranoia lib. What paranoia mode are you using?
>the
>default is full paranoia, which is slow. Try --paranoia-mode 0 in the
>command
I am using the default settings... But dosen't cdparanoia use the same setting by
default as well?
I forgot to mention that I think there may be a hardware issues here as well. I
get like 2 million Q CRC errors. Where as on the machine that has the R55S (and a
PCI SCSI card) only gets 2500 or so. Does the --speed parameter apply to DAE as
well or is that set by the drive? Could all those CRC errors have caused the
audio artifacts I heard? Are CRC errors corrected for or re-read?
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