rmariger;184982 Wrote: > It is my understanding that EAC Test&Copy offers no advantages if you're > in Secure Mode. I base this in the info from > http://www.teqnilogik.com/tutorials/eac.htm#AboutTestAndCopy that is > below. > > Please correct me if I am mistaken. > > Randy > > > http://www.teqnilogik.com/tutorials/eac.htm#AboutTestAndCopy > >
You are quoting from one of many guides to using EAC. It is written by a user not the program's developer. When I was researching things a year ago, I bookmarked 16 different guides or forum threads containing extensive advice on using EAC. I stopped at that point. Those guides don't agree and most mix a lot of opinion with little or no experimental evidence. I tried out some combinations of settings and commands and went with secure mode and the test&Copy command. Since EAC isn't well documented by its developer, I like to see the matching or no matching CRCs so that I know what happened. I want to rip once and have confidence that I got the job done right. Your choice might be different. Using burst mode with AccurateRip is an attractive alternative if your CDs are in that database. Using BurstMode with the Test&Copy command is a possibility. However, if I wanted to explore, I'd try DBPowerAmp which integrates these possibilities and C2 error correction. And there are real poeple still working on that software. Bill -- Listener ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Listener's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=2508 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=33073 _______________________________________________ ripping mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/ripping
