rmariger;185724 Wrote: > > The qualifier "If you don't like to use the secure modes" strongly > suggests that Test and Copy doesn't offer advantages if using Secure > modes. I'd prefer more definitive language though. > > Randy
There are so many settings it's almost hard to present definitive instructions. Consider the following; someone used secure mode with c2 checked, thinking their drive was accurately reporting c2 errors- when in fact it wasn't. A test and copy with the same drive/settings would have produced a more accurate rip in this scenario, or you would at least be warned of non-matching tracks. This only matters if the disc isn't in the accuratRip database or you have a diff pressing, because a single accurateRip match is like doing test and copy, but with someone else's results- in which case reading twice wouldn't be necessary. People in a hurry can/should use burst mode with test and copy because it's so fast, especially if you can get AR confirmation to boot. People with discs not in the AR database, OTOH, should use whichever mode gives them AccurateRip confirmation the highest percentage of the time when ripping similar condition cd surfaces. IMHO if using secure mode w/ c2 reporting on a drive that's questionable or hasn't been tested using something other than the built-in EAC tester- should use T&C as well. Secure mode without c2 enabled is test and copy by its very nature (so long as either your drive doesn't cache audio, or you have the cache box checked in EAC drive settings). -- Skunk ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Skunk's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=2685 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=33073 _______________________________________________ ripping mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/ripping
