I am presently engaged in burning my entire LP collection to CD.

Someone was asking if there is a good application for ripping LPs. I 
used to use Toast 4.1? and SpinDoctor but now I favor SoundJam and then 
I process the AIFF files with SpinDoctor. I started doing this in a 
BassAckward way because occaisionally I would process a AIFF and all the 
data would be lost. I'm not sure what caused this, but I was doing it on 
a ATA100 Master/Slave 40GB WD and eventually the slave drive died. I had 
a lot of weird errors before the failure of the drive pertaining to 
Filesaver like corupted directory blocks.

To avoid having SpinDoctor destroy a huge AIFF file and having to 
rerecord an album I used SoundJam to record an MP3 of the whole album, 
then used SoundJam again to convert it to AIFF format and manipulted the 
AIFF file with SpinDoctor and then naturally sent it to Toast with the 
disk at once feature.

This all sounds like a big pain, but at least it ensured not losing the 
data in the AIFF file with the MP3 lying in reserve. I have a Ricoh 2x 
burner, a MP 6200S that works. I discovered that many of the music CDs 
couldn't be read by my 24x stock apple drive and a lot of them couldn't 
be read by the Ricoh even though it burned them.

I broke down and got a TDK Velocd 40/12/48. This thing doesn't have any 
trouble reading anything I've burned, but it won't boot anything holding 
down the "C" key and it won't boot anything if you select it with 
Startup Disk.

I haven't tried to burn anything. I don't believe the 50pin SCSI can 
keep up with this thing. I'm waiting for WD to return my slave drive so 
I can go back to slave driving. I lost over 80 albums when this thing 
croaked.

Sincerely,
Mark Murphy


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