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watje
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woensdag 25 augustus 2004
Any one have any ideas how I can rip a cd which (apparently) has errors? It's a perfectly well stored and taken care of disc, which plays without trouble in my audio cd player. But Exact Audio Copy seems to think otherwise. It refuses to rip the last track correctly. It's a disc from 1997 so I guess it's just too old to be faultless. It seems I started digitalizing my audio cd collection too late. Damnit, didn't "they" promise us flawless audio for ages. We've (at least I have) been fouled again it seems.
© 2004 Peter Backx Last Update: 14/09/2004; 22:44:10
