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huh..? Brand new cdr full of errors?

I have a newly burned cdr that I'm trying to rip with EAC but it seems like it's full of errors.
Even though EAC is able to correct all of them (it seems, the rip is not finished) I get the wonderful speed of 0.1x instead of 2-3x that I usually get and many errors are reported and corrected.
What can cause this?
I just installed the new ASPI, I hope that doesn't have anything to do with it.

huh..? Brand new cdr full of errors?

Reply #1 –
on a similar note I have a cd that so far seems unrippable, The Beatles- One, its not protected, is in perfect condition and yet it defies any cd player (I've tried it on 5 different ones) Its a pain because its one cd that I really want to back up.

huh..? Brand new cdr full of errors?

Reply #2 –
I believe the beatles 1 cd is protected.....So I've heard....
I actually have that cd so I might should try to rip it.

huh..? Brand new cdr full of errors?

Reply #3 –
From what I have seen, Computer CD drives can really struggle trying to rip audio from a CD-R (as opposed to a CD bought in the shops).

Don't ask me why, it is just an observation from lots of tests with differing discs on lots of drives...

huh..? Brand new cdr full of errors?

Reply #4 –
"Beatles - 1" protected? Not the one i had. Ripped fine on two different drives.

Jan: Install ASAPI and rip the CD again with it. It can peacefully co-exist with ASPI. Then you see if it's the new ASPI's fault or not. http://www.vobsupport.de/Update/ASAPI.exe

Procedure: Install, reboot, select ASAPI in EAC.

huh..? Brand new cdr full of errors?

Reply #5 –
Thanks Citay.
Will try that.
I did rip other cds after installing the new ASPI though....



About  beatles one....I couldn't find any articles about the protection I remember hearing about other than some newbie having trouble with the overburning....And another one that couldn't rip it with clonecd but could with EAC.
Anyway.....I'll look some more....I'm sure I saw it somewhere...
Anyway it seems that if it's protected it's not a very good protection

huh..? Brand new cdr full of errors?

Reply #6 –
hm.... Still loaded with errors....though ASAPI seems to be a little faster.

huh..? Brand new cdr full of errors?

Reply #7 –
ok, it seems the beatles 1 cd is protected. It's just not good enough
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http://www.cdfreaks.com/news2.php3?ID=1952
The Beatles "1" Cd recently had copy-protection on it that no one really reported. Audiograbber, CloneCd & Disk Dupe all failed to copy the last song (#27 - The Long & Winding Road) without it skipping. I was able to copy, err, pardon me: "backup" the Cd utilizing Padus DiscJuggler. Some other people were able to copy, oops: make a backup "safety" copy using EAC. Might both of these Cd's be using a simple & easy to bypass "Illegal TOC" copy-protection scheme? Post your thoughts please.

huh..? Brand new cdr full of errors?

Reply #8 –
Your CDR must be either bad quality, or burned too fast.
Which brand is it, and how fast did you burn it, and with which burner ?

Post the ATIP if you can.

huh..? Brand new cdr full of errors?

Reply #9 –
I didn't burn it myself so all I know is the brand.

it's TDK, cd-r XG for Audio. 80min.

huh..? Brand new cdr full of errors?

Reply #10 –
Yeeees  !

So it's a CDR burned in a standalone burner.
The problem is well known : standalone burners burn bad data at the very beginning of the first track. EAC slows down to begin the extraction, but doesn't recover the speed after this.
The solution is to skip the bad data. Try to extract the track 1 "by range" (use the "snap track" button to position the end cursor at the end of the track), but skipping sector 1. Or 2 or 3 if it's not enough.
This way EAC will begin the reading on a good part of the CDR.

huh..? Brand new cdr full of errors?

Reply #11 –
thanks!!!

that worked...

but why doesn't EAC recover the speed?

huh..? Brand new cdr full of errors?

Reply #12 –
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Originally posted by Jan S.
but why doesn't EAC recover the speed?

Some drives are probably not able to do so. For example my Plextor speeds up after errors.

huh..? Brand new cdr full of errors?

Reply #13 –
That's a difficult one....
Try changing the setting "allow speed reduction". It may work in one way or the other.

huh..? Brand new cdr full of errors?

Reply #14 –
hm...it still find errors on the rest of the cd (in all tracks, atleast the first couple)....speed dropping.
but not as much as before.
 

huh..? Brand new cdr full of errors?

Reply #15 –
ok....this is how it went.

it seems ALL tracks start with these bad sectors.
If I skip the first 2 sectors at the start of every track it rips fine. Otherwise it's impossible.

huh..? Brand new cdr full of errors?

Reply #16 –
heh, your post disappered.

I gave up and tried burst mode.
It seemed some of the last tracks needed too much to be removed.


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Thanks, trying that right away.
may I ask why that number?[

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Reply #17 –
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Try changing the setting "allow speed reduction". It may work in one way or the other.


thats already on...it seems it find errors everywhere.

huh..? Brand new cdr full of errors?

Reply #18 –
Does this relate to the problem you described before? the post that was removed for some reason.



EAC extraction logfile from 11. June 2002, 12:57 for CD
Unknown Artist / Unknown Title

Used drive  : HP      CD-Writer+ 8200a  Adapter: 0  ID: 0
Read mode  : Burst
Read offset correction : 0
Overread into Lead-In and Lead-Out : No

Used output format : Internal WAV Routines
                    44.100 Hz; 16 Bit; Stereo

Other options      :
    Fill up missing offset samples with silence : Yes
    Delete leading and trailing silent blocks : No
    Installed external ASPI interface


Track  1
  Filename D:test cdTrack01.wav

  Timing problem 0:00:36
  Timing problem 0:00:52
  Timing problem 0:01:16
  Timing problem 0:01:40
  Timing problem 0:01:48
  Timing problem 0:01:56
  Timing problem 0:02:12
  Timing problem 0:03:01

  Peak level 94.9 %
  Test CRC 813BEA1D
  Copy CRC 1672D01E
  Copy finished

Track  2
  Filename D:test cdTrack02.wav

  Timing problem 0:00:26
  Timing problem 0:01:07
  Timing problem 0:02:11
  Timing problem 0:02:27
  Timing problem 0:02:59
  Timing problem 0:03:07
  Timing problem 0:03:23
  Timing problem 0:03:31
  Timing problem 0:04:51
  Timing problem 0:05:15
  Timing problem 0:05:23
  Timing problem 0:05:47
  Timing problem 0:06:03
  Timing problem 0:06:11

  Peak level 100.0 %
  Test CRC E6AD14EA
  Copy CRC E6AD14EA
  Copy finished

Track  3
  Filename D:test cdTrack03.wav

  Timing problem 0:00:32
  Timing problem 0:00:57
  Timing problem 0:01:05
  Timing problem 0:01:29
  Timing problem 0:02:17
  Timing problem 0:02:41
  Timing problem 0:02:49
  Timing problem 0:03:05
  Timing problem 0:03:45
  Timing problem 0:04:17
  Timing problem 0:04:49
  Timing problem 0:04:57
  Timing problem 0:05:13
  Timing problem 0:05:29
  Timing problem 0:05:37
  Timing problem 0:05:45
  Timing problem 0:06:09
  Timing problem 0:06:41
  Timing problem 0:06:49
  Timing problem 0:06:57
  Timing problem 0:07:38
  Timing problem 0:07:46
  Timing problem 0:08:18
  Timing problem 0:09:22
  Timing problem 0:09:38

  Peak level 98.4 %
  Test CRC 573789C3
  Copy CRC 573789C3
  Copy finished

Track  4
  Filename D:test cdTrack04.wav

  Timing problem 0:00:52
  Timing problem 0:01:00
  Timing problem 0:02:05
  Timing problem 0:02:52

  Peak level 88.2 %
  Test CRC 0F6FC471
  Copy CRC 0F6FC471
  Copy finished

Track  5
  Filename D:test cdTrack05.wav

  Timing problem 0:00:29
  Timing problem 0:01:58
  Timing problem 0:03:26
  Timing problem 0:04:06
  Timing problem 0:04:14
  Timing problem 0:05:10
  Timing problem 0:05:34
  Timing problem 0:06:14

  Peak level 91.7 %
  Test CRC F896EB26
  Copy CRC F896EB26
  Copy finished

Track  6
  Filename D:test cdTrack06.wav

  Timing problem 0:00:01
  Timing problem 0:01:10
  Timing problem 0:01:26
  Timing problem 0:01:34
  Timing problem 0:01:42
  Timing problem 0:02:31
  Timing problem 0:02:39
  Timing problem 0:02:47
  Timing problem 0:02:55
  Timing problem 0:03:03
  Timing problem 0:03:11
  Timing problem 0:03:35
  Timing problem 0:03:51
  Timing problem 0:04:07
  Timing problem 0:04:23
  Timing problem 0:04:31
  Timing problem 0:04:39
  Timing problem 0:04:47
  Timing problem 0:04:55

  Peak level 91.4 %
  Test CRC 00B40C98
  Copy CRC 557A1F01
  Copy finished

Track  7
  Filename D:test cdTrack07.wav

  Timing problem 0:00:00
  Timing problem 0:00:27
  Timing problem 0:00:35
  Timing problem 0:00:43
  Timing problem 0:01:07
  Timing problem 0:01:15
  Timing problem 0:01:31
  Timing problem 0:01:39
  Timing problem 0:01:47
  Timing problem 0:01:55
  Timing problem 0:02:19
  Timing problem 0:02:27
  Timing problem 0:02:35
  Timing problem 0:03:07
  Timing problem 0:03:15
  Timing problem 0:03:47
  Timing problem 0:03:55
  Timing problem 0:04:03
  Timing problem 0:04:52
  Timing problem 0:06:04
  Timing problem 0:07:00
  Timing problem 0:07:40
  Timing problem 0:07:48
  Timing problem 0:08:28
  Timing problem 0:09:08
  Timing problem 0:09:16
  Timing problem 0:09:24
  Timing problem 0:09:32
  Timing problem 0:10:28
  Timing problem 0:10:36
  Timing problem 0:10:45
  Timing problem 0:11:09
  Timing problem 0:11:33
  Timing problem 0:11:41
  Timing problem 0:11:49

  Peak level 100.0 %
  Test CRC 280C5BE4
  Copy CRC 280C5BE4
  Copy finished

No errors occured


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