Little example, Matsushita dvd drives found in many Sony, Lenovo, and
Toshiba laptops are known for severe issues with DAE. If you fail to
use secure ripper that detects problems, rips made on such a drive may
be worth nothing - a matter of luck. So using a secure ripper is highly
recommended rega
Laptop drive is fine.
But you might want to read up on Flac, EAC, Accurate Rip and
DBPoweramp.
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It's been my experience, that CD ripping problems, with most modern
hardware, are more often macro rather than micro... In other words,
with if you aren't experiencing skipping or muting, you've probably
ripped without problems.
Tools like EAC were initially developed to overcome the serious
h
I ripped most of my 620 cds using Itunes on a laptop while I worked away
on my pc. It was very convenient. I ripped to apple lossless files and
they seem fine except for "The Best of Van Morrison", a CD that was in
the hands of my kids for months and is now not in the best of
condition. It does no
Actuary;199182 Wrote:
> Hello.
> first time, long time.
>
> consider me 2 months past ignorant of even knowing stuff like sb
> existed. I'm sortive old and sortive oblivious. Furthermore, I had
> been using my car stereo as the source of hi-fi enjoyment.
>
> When I bought a laptop, we asked t
Hello.
first time, long time.
consider me 2 months past ignorant of even knowing stuff like sb
existed. I'm sortive old and sortive oblivious. Furthermore, I had
been using my car stereo as the source of hi-fi enjoyment.
When I bought a laptop, we asked the fella "how can we hook this up to
ou
