ripping speed setting ignored?

[Spoon-]

Re: ripping speed setting ignored?

Not all drives support the overriding of ripping speed.

[garym]

Re: ripping speed setting ignored?

How about the question though ... why is rip speed setting being ignored? Have I missed a setting somewhere, or is this a typical thing with certain drives?

not sure about that. Spoon will probably need to answer....

[fje00]

Re: ripping speed setting ignored?

How about the question though ... why is rip speed setting being ignored? Have I missed a setting somewhere, or is this a typical thing with certain drives?

[garym]

Re: ripping speed setting ignored?

I would like rip at a max speed of 4x. In the recent issue of Stereophile magazine (or was it Absolute Sound?) they claim that rip speed affects sound quality: slower sounded better.

According to most actual experts on digital music (and Stereophile is definitely NOT in that category as the purveyor of lots of very incorrect info), slower speed is not necessarily a good thing when ripping. And besides, you're using dbpa and getting bit perfect rips (as confirmed with either accuraterip or secure ripping matches). A bitperfect rip is a bitperfect rip and thus has nothing to do with sound quality.

[fje00]

I would like rip at a max speed of 4x. In the recent issue of Stereophile magazine (or was it Absolute Sound?) they claim that rip speed affects sound quality: slower sounded better.

I have enabled secure ripping and set all the rip speed settings to 4x. Yet when I rip a CD the speed setting is being ignored. It might start out on a track at something like 7x and then climb up to 38x. Some tracks stay at the high speed all during that track.

Is CD Ripper not controlling the rip speed because the drive is for some reason not controllable?