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Can anyone help me with a query I have regarding audio CDs.

I am relatively new to this having acquired a Freecom CD-R drive a
short while ago.

I can burn/copy data CDs without any problems but audio do cause me
some grief. This is using EastCD v4.02. If I try anbd copy a audio CD
it almost invariably fails. I am then reduced to extracting each track
one by one. Then one wil fail and I have to skip and go onto the next.
Now I can understand that audio CDs may get more wear and soem of the
surfaces do look 'marked' however, if something like media player can
play back the track why can'y Easy CD read it?

Am I missing something obvious here?

Thanks

Frank


see.my.sig@ozemail.com.au (Noel Bachelor) wrote in message news:<3c32d833.953933799@news.bigpond.com>...
> On or about Tue, 1 Jan 2002 11:25:08 +1100, "Rod Speed"
> <rod_speed@yahoo.com> allegedly wrote something like:
> 
> >  What are people using for looking at dubious burnt audio CDs ?
> 
> There are a couple of devices I know of that will give you detailed error
> reports on a CD, but they are hardware items.  It requires getting into
> the CD player's error correction system to catch counts of errors as they
> are encountered and whether it can correct them or not.  
> 
> Any strictly software error reporting system will only tell you about
> errors that cannot be corrected, it can't tell you how close it is getting
> to that, as CD players don't pass on info about errors they are
> correcting.
> 
> 
> Noel Bachelor nbachATozemailDOTcomDITau