Quote: Originally posted by Glassman Audio CD uses more than 2300 bytes per sector, while data CD uses 2048 bytes, the rest being additional error recovery data, that's why wavs are 'larger' than tracks on audio CD.. Fantastic thanks glassman!

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Quote: Originally posted by rickcr42 700 mb does not sound close to possible for a single CD 60mb more like I dont understand what you mean??

Hey so i've ripped my CDs to .wavs Now what i want to do is to rip the .wavs to CDs as some have since been sold off. Only problem is a full album rips well over 700mb. How comes the .wav is larger than it was on the CD it was copied from? And how do i copy it to CD? Thanks

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Hey people so i've got me a fantastic 250 gig Hard Drive which will be full up in no time let me tell u! I'm using EAC to copy me .wavs totally lossless. I'm using my brand new M audio audiophile card which came in this morning. This feeds a Linn Classik via Van Den Hul cables. So far so...

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yes i went here and learned of my mistake http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/index.php?showtopic=12863&

yes i went here and learned of my mistake http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/index.php?showtopic=12863&

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it says copying at 7 speed or something

well on certain tracks it says there r dubious sectors and gives u a 00:00:00 reading to listen to it. But at the end it does say NO ERRORS. but im just concered as i dont wanna comprimise on quality? So can i be rest assured everything is ok?

Hello im copying uncompressed .WAV files and keep getting these timing errors. I have a BRAND new Samsung DVD drive and have been thru all the various calibbration utils on EAC but i still keep getting the odd timing error? The CDs im copying are flawless and so they r not to blame. The...