[Stefanmz7]

hey,I have a ripped song from an audio cd I bought that I am putting on another audio cd for a gift and when I put it on that audio cd it seems to me for some reason the quality is lower? Although exact audio copy said that the song was copied perfectly and it sounds good when I listen to it outside of the original cd as well but when I put it on the blank cd it sounds worse or maybe it just seems to me like that. Why is that?

 

[jiiteepee]

hey,I have a ripped song from an audio cd I bought that I am putting on another audio cd for a gift and when I put it on that audio cd it seems to me for some reason the quality is lower? Although exact audio copy said that the song was copied perfectly and it sounds good when I listen to it outside of the original cd as well but when I put it on the blank cd it sounds worse or maybe it just seems to me like that. Why is that?

Hmm... if ripping/writing went OK then it should sound same. Only possible reason that comes into mind is that CD-emphasis state does not match.

If CD-emhasis is OK (either disabled or enabled in both) then try compare the written data written to blank CD against data original CD (there sure are some software to do this.).

 

[Stefanmz7]

I see,how can I see cd emphasis?

Hmm... if ripping/writing went OK then it should sound same. Only possible reason that comes into mind is that CD-emphasis state does not match.

If CD-emhasis is OK (either disabled or enabled in both) then try compare the written data written to blank CD against data original CD (there sure are some software to do this.).

 

[jiiteepee]

I see,how can I see cd emphasis?

Hmm... IIRC, EAC supports this setting but, getting it enabled in writing process, your burning software should have support for this feature (I don't think it is fixed to be enabled).

 

[Stefanmz7]

It sounds the same I was mistaken