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  • Drummerboy
    • Oct 2014
    • 29

    Using a different cd drive for re ripping

    In a previous thread that I posted regarding a rip report, garym suggested that I might try and clean the disc again and then re rip it using a different cd drive.

    I currently have the single user dBpoweramp licence Reference version installed on an Acer Aspire 5536 laptop which came with a DVD multi drive with the following spec:

    [COLOR="*0000CD"]Manufacturer: HL-DT-ST
    CD Drive: DVDRAM GT20N
    Firmware: CP02
    Serial:
    Maximum Speed: 4234 KB/sec (x24)[COLOR="*0000CD"][COLOR="*0000CD"][/COLOR][/COLOR]
    Current Speed: 4234 KB/sec (x24)
    Spin-down After: 2 minutes
    Buffer Size: 1 MB
    Accurate Stream: Yes
    C2 Error Pointers: Yes
    Reads ISRC: Yes
    Reads UPC: Yes


    [/COLOR]


    [COLOR="*0000CD"]Offset +667
    [/COLOR]


    My 2 options seem to be as follows:

    1) fit another drive to my laptop (I have never done this but assume it is not too difficult)

    2) install dBpoweramp on a different computer with a different drive but presumably I would then have to pay the higher price for the licence to allow me to install the software on this other computer? Is this correct? I would prefer not to have to pay an increased licence fee as I am the only person in the household that uses dBpoweramp.

    If I choose option 1, is there a particular CD drive that anyone recommends for my Acer laptop please?

    Thanks
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