andy b Wrote: > Hello, > > Someone further up said that WMP doesn't check for errors. I found that > if you switch on 'error correction' (go to options->devices and choose > the drive you're using), then WMP rereads the disc if it finds errors. > > I've ripped a load of CDs with WMP, and the damaged ones took ages to > rip - but sounded good at the end. > > I couldn't comment on whether EAC or WMP does a better job - I just > want to let you know that WMP10 can take account of errors!
Thanks for the heads up on the WMP 10 error correction, but since I've gone down the EAC/FLAC route, I've been too impressed with the increase in sound quality to want to go back to WMP/WMA :-) Cheers, -m -- greedy_grendel _______________________________________________ ripping mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/ripping
