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moose_jeers · 24-11-2005

I have used Burst a long time, just as long as the first and second rips' CRCs match.

I am confused by the read/write offsets. Another thread suggests that the software used to burn a disc and the speed at which it is burned can affect the offsets. My brain started hurting so I left it at +618 for read sample offset correction and +66 for write samples offset. I'll use Nero to burn a CD-R.

24-11-2005	#3 (permalink)
moose_jeers CD Freaks Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Lexington, Kentucky, USA Posts: 61	Re: BenQ 1640 as CD-R ripper? I have used Burst a long time, just as long as the first and second rips' CRCs match. I am confused by the read/write offsets. Another thread suggests that the software used to burn a disc and the speed at which it is burned can affect the offsets. My brain started hurting so I left it at +618 for read sample offset correction and +66 for write samples offset. I'll use Nero to burn a CD-R.