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Re: Audio Extraction Problems With CR-508B

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From: Glen Zabriskie
Date: Thu, 23 Apr 1998 00:00
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Sorry but Mike or Paul are incorrect on this one also. I too have the 24x scsi 
508 Panasonic and it does excelent DAE at approx 6-8x in CD creator. But under 
Spin Doctor it only allows Analouge (sp?) extraction for some reason. I have 
asked the adaptec programmers to look into this and see why it works as a DAE 
drive under creator but not Spin Doctor. Anyone else on the beta team know the 
way that adaptec spin dcotor determines if a drive is DAE capable or not? Is 
it via some database or test?

In article <353e332a.6305690@enews.newsguy.com>, progosch@cableregina.com 
(Patrick) wrote:
>On Tue, 21 Apr 1998 22:38:46 -0700, Mike Richter
><mrichter@mindspring.com> wrote:
>
>>Paul Elmer wrote:
>>> 
>>> When using Spin Doctor from Easy CD Creator Deluxe to extract audio to my
>>> hard-drive with my Panasonic CW-7502B (SCSI 4X8)it extracts at around 8X.
>>> But when I use my new Panasonic CR 508B (SCSI 24X) it only extracts at about
>>> 2X. I can't find any way of changing the settings.
>>
>>If you want to slow down the writer, you can. If you want to speed up
>>the reader, get a better one.
>>
>>Mike
>
>Mike could be right - but knowing what I do about how well the
>Panasonic IDE cdroms do at DAE - I would be surprised if the Panasonic
>SCSI really was limited to 2x extraction.
>
>Instead of extracting with Spin Doctor - or Easy CD Deluxe - do the
>extractions with Windac, CD-Copy or CD-DA Extractor and see what sort
>of speeds you get from that.  Go to
>http://www.tardis.ed.ac.uk/~psyche/cdda/CDDAsoftware_f.shtml
>to get windac or cd-copy
>
>http://www.evitech.fi/~jukkatp/cdda/
>for cd-de extractor
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From: glenzabr@xmission.com (Glen Zabriskie)
Subject: Re: Audio Extraction Problems With CR-508B
Date: 1998/04/23
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