[Hase]

Simply, it won't rip it. I have tried all the versions of EAC that are presently posted in their website with no luck. Someone once suggested an older pre-beta version that would rip most cds but I have not been able to locate a version of it. If I change the settings on CDex, can I get wavs that are comperable to EAC's? Any suggestions would be great.

 

[breez]

http://www.exactaudiocopy.org/eac095pb4.zip

I think this is the previous beta that has better abilities for copyprotected CDs.

edit2: In case it wasn't that one, I found more oldies from the website: http://www.exactaudiocopy.de/eac6.html

 

[Mr.Radar]

Try holding down the Shift key while you instert the disc in the computer (and while the computer is trying to read it). If that still doesn't work try using CDex set to "Paranoia, Full" mode.

 

[Oddball]

Quote:

Originally Posted by breez http://www.exactaudiocopy.org/eac095pb4.zip I think this is the previous beta that has better abilities for copyprotected CDs.

I use that version and had no problems ripping my copy of OK Computer.

 

[KenW]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Oddball I use that version and had no problems ripping my copy of OK Computer.

Ditto. That version of EAC and Lame allowed a rip with no problems.

 

[Hase]

I just tried 0.95pb4 and it halts at 77% of track one (Airbag) indefinitely. CDex had no problems though...

Oh, well.

 

[Embio]

brilliant album by the way

 

[JeffL]

Rip it on a decent drive, not some generic junk. A Plextor or LiteON works best.

 

[Hase]

I only build with Plextor or LiteON. The machine I have been using uses a LiteON drive.

 

[sigma]

Don't use the prebetas, get the 0.9b4 at http://s18.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=0...Q23NRVJWQM63KC

It's a two year old version, but it rips all my CDs properly.

 

[mavis]

Why don't you just use Daemon Tools to mount an image of the disc (use Alcohol 120% or similar to make the image) ... Then load up the image in EAC and it'll work just fine.

This is also helpful when ripping discs that are scratched, etc -

 

[breez]

Quote:

Originally Posted by mavis Why don't you just use Daemon Tools to mount an image of the disc (use Alcohol 120% or similar to make the image) ... Then load up the image in EAC and it'll work just fine. This is also helpful when ripping discs that are scratched, etc -

Yeah, very helpful in that you'll just dismiss all the error correction abilities of EAC while doing that.