You may also like to check the read commands that CDEX is using for your
drive, if I recall their is a detect read command somewhere in CDEX, don't
ask me where that command is though as its absolute ages! since I've played
with that software. Also check the mode that CDEX is using for your
CD
I'm playing them in winamp. It's not on every song though.
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I have no idea what values you would need sharon. I think it is a matter of
reading the manual and help files and experimenting with your particular
drive.
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Subject: Re: cdex and scratches
> What should the
What should the sectors be set for starting and ending time and what should the spinup
speed be?
Sharon
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>From: "Bobcat" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>Date: Sun, 8 Aug 2004 22:00:31
CDEX has options for extraction that should take care of clicks at the
beginning and end of tracks. They are: Start and end offset (sectors).
Look under the CD drive tab of Cdex configuration. You might also want to
change the spinup speed.
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> > I don't believe that ripping a track at a time w
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> I don't believe that ripping a track at a time would
t have a click or
scratch.
Kevin
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Would saving the tracks as WAV's to the hard drive first fix the problem?
Perhaps you could convert one track at time from WAV to MP3?
AB
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Hi group. I also have cdex, but every time I rtry to use it, Jaws shuts
down. What am I doing wrong?
Fran
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hi,
What are you playing these mp3's with? With winamp, I notice a click at
the biginning of each selection that I play. Sounds like the click you
hear when surfing. I've wondered how to stop that click myself.
Rusty
> At 03:17 PM 8/7/2004, Sharon Hamm spake thusly:-
Hello. I'm trying to rip
Hi Sharon.
This is fairly common and that scratch sound can appear at the start of a
track or at the end. I think it's caused by the encoder not being able to
make a completely clean cut between the track beginning or track end.
I use a program called MP3TRIM to clean up my ripped tracks. It's
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