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CD Rip: Avril Lavigne - Let Go

I have a Toshiba DVD-ROM SD-C2502 and EAC or CDex and I am too stupid to get this CD ripped. Can Anybody help?

CD Rip: Avril Lavigne - Let Go

Reply #1 –
Check the FAQ in the "General" thread.
If there's still anything you don't comprehend, then ask again.
Wanna buy a monkey?

CD Rip: Avril Lavigne - Let Go

Reply #2 –
doesn't really help me. just for information the toshiba dvd drive is a notebook drive. the cd is recognized by eac with its 13 audio tracks + data track. if i klick on copy tracks it seems to start ripping but it doesen't. the dvd drive spins up and breaks down all the time with a progress of 0%, i have to end eac with the taskmanager then.

CD Rip: Avril Lavigne - Let Go

Reply #3 –
Hmmm... Have u tweeked EAC settings correctly?
Drive options?
Wanna buy a monkey?

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Reply #5 –
Well, there are detailed guides for configuring EAC, so why don't you
check them out? Have you never ripped an audio cd before?
Wanna buy a monkey?

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Well, there are detailed guides for configuring EAC, so why don't you
check them out? Have you never ripped an audio cd before?

i have ripped many audio cds and it worked with my settings 

can you please give me some links to these guides?

CD Rip: Avril Lavigne - Let Go

Reply #7 –
EAC guide

This guide is for an older version but I'm sure you can find a more recent one
by using a search engine. I'll see if I can find one myself, but I have to disconnect now. 
Wanna buy a monkey?

CD Rip: Avril Lavigne - Let Go

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can you please give me some links to these guides?

have a look at the *, that one is pretty detailed... i think it could really help you.

BTW: i personally didn't have *any* problems ripping "Let Go".
/EDIT: used drive was a TEAC CD-524EA


MOD:* no names or links to ripping groups.

CD Rip: Avril Lavigne - Let Go

Reply #9 –
that's the same stupid copy protection than on the paradise lost cd... if you do not have a drive which can rip them correctly (mostly older drives could rip them without any problems) than try copying your cd using a marker or some glue strip which you put on your cd to bypass the copy protection (is explained on many sites, try finding them using google cuz' I just know a german site atm.)...
I tried to rip the avril lavigne cd in 4 drives and it just worked in an yet older cd burner...

edit: oh, you're from germany... check this one: http://www.chip.de/praxis_wissen/unterseit...en_8725940.html

CD Rip: Avril Lavigne - Let Go

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can you please give me some links to these guides?

have a look at the PiMP Ripping Guide, that one is pretty detailed... i think it could really help you.

BTW: i personally didn't have *any* problems ripping "Let Go".
/EDIT: used drive was a TEAC CD-524EA

   

i have a teac CD524EA-B in my old Computer but this Drive doesn't really recognize the cd. when i insert it it reads and reads and reads.... i have to reset the computer to get the cd out of the drive after that

CD Rip: Avril Lavigne - Let Go

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that's the same stupid copy protection than on the paradise lost cd... if you do not have a drive which can rip them correctly (mostly older drives could rip them without any problems) than try copying your cd using a marker or some glue strip which you put on your cd to bypass the copy protection (is explained on many sites, try finding them using google cuz' I just know a german site atm.)...
I tried to rip the avril lavigne cd in 4 drives and it just worked in an yet older cd burner...

edit: oh, you're from germany... check this one: http://www.chip.de/praxis_wissen/unterseit...en_8725940.html

On the Toshiba Drive It worked with this method but I ripped it to wav with CDex because EAC made lots of Level One Errors 

CD Rip: Avril Lavigne - Let Go

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that's the same stupid copy protection than on the paradise lost cd... if you do not have a drive which can rip them correctly (mostly older drives could rip them without any problems) than try copying your cd using a marker or some glue strip which you put on your cd to bypass the copy protection (is explained on many sites, try finding them using google cuz' I just know a german site atm.)...
I tried to rip the avril lavigne cd in 4 drives and it just worked in an yet older cd burner...

edit: oh, you're from germany... check this one: http://www.chip.de/praxis_wissen/unterseit...en_8725940.html

On the Toshiba Drive It worked with this method but I ripped it to wav with CDex because EAC made lots of Level One Errors 

& You think CDex didn't?  .

CD Rip: Avril Lavigne - Let Go

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that's the same stupid copy protection than on the paradise lost cd... if you do not have a drive which can rip them correctly (mostly older drives could rip them without any problems) than try copying your cd using a marker or some glue strip which you put on your cd to bypass the copy protection (is explained on many sites, try finding them using google cuz' I just know a german site atm.)...
I tried to rip the avril lavigne cd in 4 drives and it just worked in an yet older cd burner...

edit: oh, you're from germany... check this one: http://www.chip.de/praxis_wissen/unterseit...en_8725940.html

On the Toshiba Drive It worked with this method but I ripped it to wav with CDex because EAC made lots of Level One Errors 

& You think CDex didn't?  .

I don't know, but CDex doesn't show it to me if it does...that gives me a safe feeling 

btw: your avatar is very nice 

CD Rip: Avril Lavigne - Let Go

Reply #14 –
I ripped that particular cd using the "felt marker tip". I used a small piece of black tape instead. Easy to remove.

CD Rip: Avril Lavigne - Let Go

Reply #15 –
ok, finished
i have it now in wav and in --alt-preset cbr 192 (Lame 3.90.2)

btw: whats the difference between --alt-preset cbr 192 and -b 192 -m j -q 2?

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that's the same stupid copy protection than on the paradise lost cd... if you do not have a drive which can rip them correctly (mostly older drives could rip them without any problems) than try copying your cd using a marker or some glue strip which you put on your cd to bypass the copy protection (is explained on many sites, try finding them using google cuz' I just know a german site atm.)...
I tried to rip the avril lavigne cd in 4 drives and it just worked in an yet older cd burner...

edit: oh, you're from germany... check this one: http://www.chip.de/praxis_wissen/unterseit...en_8725940.html

On the Toshiba Drive It worked with this method but I ripped it to wav with CDex because EAC made lots of Level One Errors 

& You think CDex didn't?  .

I don't know, but CDex doesn't show it to me if it does...that gives me a safe feeling 

btw: your avatar is very nice 

The only thing that gives me a safe feeling is EAC - safe or Plextools - 5 but I use EAC - safe, No C2 & T&C for an unquestionable rip. CDex is not an option.

--alt preset standard has been designed to bring out the best of lame mp3 & only APS/APE/API have internal code-level tweaks. APS averages around 200kbps & CBR is a huge quality degradation @ this bitrate so what's the point of --alt-preset cbr 192?

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so what's the point of --alt-preset cbr 192?


you can read it here

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so what's the point of --alt-preset cbr 192?


you can read it here

Create a folder in My Desktop called "decoded" & use MPC Batch Encoder to decode, simple. MPC is the best format for  lossy archiving anything q5+ beats mp3, Q5 avg 160-200kbps. If your set on MP3 & (still I'm not sure why you want CBR not APS) want speed use 3.93.1

CD Rip: Avril Lavigne - Let Go

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The reason why you cannot rip Avril Lavigne with any popular ripping software, is because most software use AFABT-protection (Aim For A Better Taste) which automaticly rejects titles like Avril Lavigne and Britney Spears.

Oh well - I just had to make that remark 

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so what's the point of --alt-preset cbr 192?


you can read it here

Create a folder in My Desktop called "decoded" & use MPC Batch Encoder to decode, simple. MPC is the best format for  lossy archiving anything q5+ beats mp3, Q5 avg 160-200kbps. If your set on MP3 & (still I'm not sure why you want CBR not APS) want speed use 3.93.1

ok you convinced me, i try mpc now...

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The reason why you cannot rip Avril Lavigne with any popular ripping software, is because most software use AFABT-protection (Aim For A Better Taste) which automaticly rejects titles like Avril Lavigne and Britany Spears.


i don't like Britney Spears 

CD Rip: Avril Lavigne - Let Go

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The reason why you cannot rip Avril Lavigne with any popular ripping software, is because most software use AFABT-protection (Aim For A Better Taste) which automaticly rejects titles like Avril Lavigne and Britney Spears.

Don't know about the taste but looks & sounds good to me  .

CD Rip: Avril Lavigne - Let Go

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Linkin:

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On the Toshiba Drive It worked with this method but I ripped it to wav with CDex because EAC made lots of Level One Errors


First level error correction is not a bad thing, don't let that irritate you. If EAC doesn't report any read/sync errors and/or suspicious positions, the rip will be clean.

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Reply #23 –
What is a level one error ? EAC can't detect C1 errors by any way.

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Reply #24 –
I assumed he just meant the first line of the error correction "lights".