Hi. I?m a newbie who?s downloaded a ton of music in the last month and transferred it to CD. I knew the next step was to begin trading, so I needed to get the music back off the CDs. So I have just begun seeing what it?s like to use EAC.
-I had some WAV files on my hard drive -I wrote them to CD -I used EAC to extract the files -I compared the first version of the WAV to the copy extracted by EAC using EAC?s ?compare WAVs? feature. I got this: Track 1 of the CD: Error type: 135 repeated samples (on the 2nd gen file) Other tracks of the CD: Error type: 135 missing samples (on the 1st gen file) I poked around the EAC documentation, which I didn?t think was particularly easy to access. Only half-grasping what I was doing, I changed the ?Read sample offset correction value? to 135. Then I re-extracted the files from CD. This time the ?compare WAV? reported no errors. So my questions: How important is this? If it?s important, do most people who trade live music know about this? It feels like I had to dig a bit to figure it out. Should it be mentioned in the Etree FAQ? Thanks ....and sorry if this question pops up every 2 weeks. -Tony P. _________________________________________________________________ Send and receive Hotmail on your mobile device: http://mobile.msn.com _______________________________________________ etree.org etree mailing list <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> http://mail.etree.org/mailman/listinfo/etree Need help? Ask <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
