Néstor Wrote: > Hi, > > If I remember it well, EAC always re read the suspicios block a fixed > time (I guess 8 times the first time) and if, lets say , 7 of the 8 > reads of the same block produce the same value, and only one is > different then EAC assumes that the most common value is the right > value. Thats why it always fill the first line of leds. If EAC finds 4 > for one value, and the other 4 for some other value, then it will read > 8 times more ( the second row of leds) and then decide again. If by 64 > re-reads (or 32 dont remember well now) it cant decide whats the right > value for the block, it will give a data error message. >
Ah, thanks for jogging my memory; what you say sounds familiar. But can anyone tell me if Copy&Test yielding identical CRCs in burst mode is as reliable as secure mode? -- dbls _______________________________________________ audiophiles mailing list audiophiles@lists.slimdevices.com http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/audiophiles
