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little-endian · 15-04-2002

The copy should be absolutely the same as the original.
The proof:

1. Read your original disc, create an image.
2. Write the image, create a copy.
3. Read the copy again, make another image.

Compare these images with fc /b under (4)DOS prompt.
No differences should be encountered.

If you can call THAT quality loss, then I don't no that quality loss should be.
The condition is that you have corrected BOTH offsets on reading AND writing (as far as possible technically).

15-04-2002	#2 (permalink)
little-endian CD Freaks Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Germany Posts: 280	The copy should be absolutely the same as the original. The proof: 1. Read your original disc, create an image. 2. Write the image, create a copy. 3. Read the copy again, make another image. Compare these images with fc /b under (4)DOS prompt. No differences should be encountered. If you can call THAT quality loss, then I don't no that quality loss should be. The condition is that you have corrected BOTH offsets on reading AND writing (as far as possible technically).