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i know its best to burn audio cds at 4 or 8 times, but is there any rate for extraction thats pretty good ?
i assume if data must go on to a cd at a certain rate to guaruntee error correction, then the same will apply to takin data off a disc ?
any help would be much appreciated.
the reason for this query is ive found some old productions but they were burnt as audio discs only
pulling data from a cd should be no problem at any speed.
Do not record audio CDs at higher rates than 8x!
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yes dj ze migl. burning ive mentioned. i always opt fo 4 speed when archiving trax or preparing demos...
if its just mix cds for mates or stuff to give away in the club, its as fast as the ****er will go :lol:
can anyone give me a def on the extraction rate ?
the reason is, ive extracted some trax from audio cds in the past & errors have appeared (like someone has randomly snipped 0.5 seconds) although when listening to them on an regular cd player they dont jump.
so, after extracting the same piece 2-3 times i was able to cut & paste the track together in Sound Forge
ugh, try iTunes for extract, it has two modes a reliable one and a quick one, I'd suggest you try the reliable one and see how you go if the quick one leaves gaps. I imagine one has it behave like an audio CD player when extracting interpolating for errors and the other behaves like a data CD player re-reading when it has trouble.
weirdness. i use nero, and i can rip an entire cd with no errors in about 3 mins. never had a single problem.
one thing that might be a problem is if your cdrom and hard disk are on the same ide controller, and it is having trouble doing reads and writes at the same time.
thanx to all
i'll have a nosey at the ide thing
thanx again ppl