Justme a écrit : >>I've been trying to rip a CD purchased in France while vacationing >>there, and EAC, while displaying the track names, wouldn't allow >>me to copy any tracks, so I just tried it on my son's newer >>desktop. On that machine, EAC will allow me to initiate copying, >>but it comes to a dead stop after 4% of the first track. Trying >>other single tracks yields the same result. So it may have >>something to do with the type of copy protection. >> >>One odd thing was that on my laptop, Windows Explorer will show >>the contents of the CD (but not any conventional .cda tracks), >>however, on my son's computer, Explorer will display the message >>"Please insert a CD", even while EAC is successfully showing the >>track names! Both machines run WinXP. >> > Year, this is exactly the same thing that happened when I tried to rip > on a work PC. It saw the track listings, but stopped ripping at 4%.
That's strange. I've just ripped two brand new EMI copy protected CD (the last Gorillaz and the last but older Starsailor). Did you both use a DVD drive or a pure CD drive? I'm using a DVD drive. I used cdparanoia to do the ripping, so maybe it's better than EAC. Can you try to rip the CD in a linux computer? Grip is very user friendly, but you need a linux installation... Fabrice _______________________________________________ ripping mailing list ripping@lists.slimdevices.com http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/ripping
