Asus Drw-24b1st Offset

[yyyy]

Can anyone confirm that the read sample offset correction value of the ASUS DRW-24B1ST
is 6 +
As it says in this link:

http://www.accuraterip.com/driveoffsets.htm

?

[Spoon]

Re: Asus Drw-24b1st Offset

If more than one person have submitted that offset then yes it is confirmed.

[yyyy]

Re: Asus Drw-24b1st Offset

- How do I let AccurateRip configure the read sample offset correction as it says in the manual of hydrogen?

http://wiki.hydrogenaudio.org/index.php?title=EAC_Lossless_Backup

- If the offset is not true AccurateRip will be wrong too?

[Spoon]

Re: Asus Drw-24b1st Offset

AccurateRip is fully Automatic, just feed it discs (within EAC or dBpoweramp).

Every person has to find their own offset, it is highly unlikely the offset detected is wrong.

[yyyy]

Re: Asus Drw-24b1st Offset

You did not understand the last question.
I'll try to explain.
If I wrote in EAC that the offset is 6 + and the offset is wrong,
When I extract a CD (with 6+ offset Is wrong hypothetical) with EAC and AccurateRip the CD still will pass the extrication successfully? Or AccurateRip will fails and extrication will not be accurate because of the offset is wrong?

I hope I explained my question more clearly. :smile2:

[Spoon]

Re: Asus Drw-24b1st Offset

If AccurateRip configures it sets its own offset (could well be the same as you entered), after which you cannot edit the offset.

[yyyy]

Re: Asus Drw-24b1st Offset

1.The Offset Correction listed in this list:

http://www.accuraterip.com/driveoffsets.htm

is 6 +.So I write in EAC 6 + or -6?

2.I insert to my DVD RW CD That existing in the AccurateRip database.
A window popped up and it said that the software (AccurateRip) "expected offset" is 6 +.
In this way, AccurateRip configure the read sample offset correction?

[Spoon]

Re: Asus Drw-24b1st Offset

You would have to ask on the EAC forum for exact details on EAC configuring.

[yyyy]

Re: Asus Drw-24b1st Offset

Okay, I'll try.

As for the cache.
I did two tests:
1.test by EAC. EAC reports Caching: No

2. "Try ripping a scratched disc (one known to produce errors easily). Make sure you uncheck the"Drive caches audio data" setting AND uncheck the
"Drive is capable of retrieving C2 error information" setting. Make sure you also set the error recovery quality to" Low ". If EAC is capable of displaying a read error then cache flushing isn't necessary "
This is a test from the guide of hydrogen. this test results also indicates that the Burner does not has cache

Is that enough?
Or it need more testing? There are other tests?