cliveb;304281 Wrote: > I've never seen a "DAE error recovery" option in Plextools. Perhaps you > have a different version to me. (I used Plextools Pro. Do you have the > XL version?)
I have Plextools Pro V2.20. It came with my PX-716. The setting is in the Preferences, under the Digital Audio Extraction tab. I can select: 1. Report errors only 2. Reduce the speed upon error 3. Reduce again upon error 4. Recover the best sector (least errors) 5. Recover the best bytes (least errors) per sector cliveb;304281 Wrote: > For normal ripping, I set "audio error detection" ON and set the drive > speed as high as it'll go. That way Plextools works pretty much like > EAC secure mode, except that it rips much quicker than EAC.) I have the "audio error detection" box checked. BTW. How do I know if my version has secure mode? cliveb;304281 Wrote: > As for letting Plextools do the FLAC encoding. In the version I have, > Plextools doesn't pad the tag space. That means if you modify the tags, > the entire file has to be re-written, which is a pain. Therefore I > always ripped to WAV and then used Foobar2000 to encode to FLAC.) Hmm... I don't know what you mean by not padding the tag space. Anyhow, I was able to open up the flac's in Tag&Rename and modify the tags without any issues that I can see, or hear. I think I figured out why my ripping speed was slower than it should be. At some point I used Nero's DriveSpeec and I must have selected a low read speed. I have run in again, detected all the possible speeds and set it to max. Now, EAC rips at about 5x and Plextools rips at least 3 to 4 times faster than that. Thanks. -- SatoriGFX ------------------------------------------------------------------------ SatoriGFX's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=8852 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=47951 _______________________________________________ ripping mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/ripping
