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Hello,
After many years of using DBPoweramp, I recently upgraded my PC. I am now running a Windows 11 Virtual Machine on my server. I am using the same CD/DVD burner as I used on my old PC. It is connected to a SATA controller that is passed through to the VM, so no virtual drivers are being used for it.
The drive is identifed in Device Manager as "ATAPI iHAS124 F"
As mentioned, it has served me well for many years.
However, I went to rip my first CD on the new PC, and the CD sounds distorted, like it's clipping. A sort of high-pitched scratching sound in time with the music (I don't know how to attach a sample, as I can't upload WAVs).
This happens when I rip to FLAC or WAV, and if I hit "Play" and listen to the CD in DBPoweramp CD Ripper. However, it does NOT happen if I listen to the CD in Foobar200.
I then realised that I hadn't set up accurate rip - it was still set to "Burst" mode. So I turned on Secure ripping, but now matter how many CDs I've tried (6 now), I can't get it to detect offset, instead showing the attached error.
If I don't set up accuraterip, but use "secure" anyway, it always tries to re-rip several thousand frames near the beginning of the first track - even on brand new discs that ripped perfectly using the same drive on my old PC. I haven't bothered letting it finish re-ripping (also see attached).
Any idea how to go from here?
After many years of using DBPoweramp, I recently upgraded my PC. I am now running a Windows 11 Virtual Machine on my server. I am using the same CD/DVD burner as I used on my old PC. It is connected to a SATA controller that is passed through to the VM, so no virtual drivers are being used for it.
The drive is identifed in Device Manager as "ATAPI iHAS124 F"
As mentioned, it has served me well for many years.
However, I went to rip my first CD on the new PC, and the CD sounds distorted, like it's clipping. A sort of high-pitched scratching sound in time with the music (I don't know how to attach a sample, as I can't upload WAVs).
This happens when I rip to FLAC or WAV, and if I hit "Play" and listen to the CD in DBPoweramp CD Ripper. However, it does NOT happen if I listen to the CD in Foobar200.
I then realised that I hadn't set up accurate rip - it was still set to "Burst" mode. So I turned on Secure ripping, but now matter how many CDs I've tried (6 now), I can't get it to detect offset, instead showing the attached error.
If I don't set up accuraterip, but use "secure" anyway, it always tries to re-rip several thousand frames near the beginning of the first track - even on brand new discs that ripped perfectly using the same drive on my old PC. I haven't bothered letting it finish re-ripping (also see attached).
Any idea how to go from here?
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