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u have to decrease the audio extraction level in your cd creator options

kevin wood


"Mathias De Belder" <Mathias.DeBelder@advalvas.be> wrote in message
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> > I recently installed win2000 on my PC. Everything works great, except
for
> > the software for my CD-writer (HP CD-writer plus 8100 Series). When
trying
> > to install EasyCdCreator 3.x, I got the message that this software
didn't
> > work well with Windows2000. EasyCDCreator 4.01, didn't complain during
> > install, but every time I try to record an audio-CD (I haven't tried a
> > data-CD yet), there are a lot of clicks on it (in the middle of songs).
I
> > tried writing with 4, 2, and 1 speed, but the problem remained.
> >
> > I had a similar problem with EasyCDCreator 3.5b (under windows98). After
> > upgrading to 3.5c everything was normal.
>
> I may have a temporal fix for your problem. Those clicks are often
referred
> to als "Jitter".
>
> They can be caused by bad software or a bad cd-player. Since you state
that
> you didn't have any problems with your writer in Win98, the fault of those
> jitters lies with your software, Adaptec Easy Cd Creator running under
> Win2K.
>
> Simply use another ripping program to extract your audio cd's, like
> audiograbber or windac, then burn these WAV files as an audio compilation
> with Adaptec.
>
> If that doesn't work, try the latest version of Nero. According to many
> people, it is a much better program than AECC, at the expense of being a
tad
> more difficult...
>
> Kind regards,
> Mathias
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