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  • Spoon
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    I have thanks, will look as soon as I can.

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  • Porcus
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    I pm'ed you a Sendspace URL. Did you receive it? If not, what e-mail should I use?

    (I see the "dbamp" address is specifically not for support issues.)

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  • Spoon
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    Can you rip the u2 disc in R15.2 with debug log enabled, and in R15.1 with debug log enabled, and email the 2 logs please.

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  • Porcus
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    Originally posted by Spoon
    Check the End LBA address for the last track on the Sony and another CD drive, are they the same? (for that problem disc)
    They are. A few screenshots: http://imgur.com/a/ZeY58 . The AccurateRip logos are from the 15.1 rip.

    And notice one more thing: 15.2 suddenly insists that U2: Zooropa is not in AccurateRip. Yes I have tried Refresh a few times.

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  • Spoon
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    Check the End LBA address for the last track on the Sony and another CD drive, are they the same? (for that problem disc)

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  • Porcus
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    The following issue does not occur with the Sony changer, but with the internal IDE drive, which apparently cannot overread into lead-out:
    if set to overread, it becomes unresponsive when trying to. Checking the TEMP directory, it writes a file of name like TMP209.tmp consisting of multiple lines saying
    Code:
    ** Drive is unable to read into lead out, uncheck over-read option.  [clRipperSecure::Rip]
    And the ripper has to be forcibly terminated. The application yes, the Cancel button does not unlock.

    That issue persists with the new 15.2 beta. Of course I should not try to make it read into lead out, but it could maybe terminate ripping and give an error message to me, rather than to a mighty 200 megabytes log file. Yes, 200 megabytes.



    Good news: The following issue does not occur with the new 15.2.

    Originally posted by Porcus
    Upon trying to read a CD from a drive, it consistently hangs. Even when I ask it to try the internal drive with its lid open.
    And as a matter of fact, the previous 15.2 did not lock up either - it just spent over half an hour reading a CD. The following debug log entry is representative:
    Code:
        Adding Index Track 01: Index 1  Index LBA 0 (ABS Time 00:00:00)  LBA Track Start: 0   LBA Track End (gap removed): 16860   LBA GapStart 1046100
        Adding Index Track 02: Index 1  Index LBA 16860 (ABS Time 03:44:60)  LBA Track Start: 16860   LBA Track End (gap removed): 35526   LBA GapStart 1046100
        Adding Index Track 03: Index 1  Index LBA 35526 (ABS Time 07:53:51)  LBA Track Start: 35526   LBA Track End (gap removed): 48156   LBA GapStart 1046100
        Adding Index Track 04: Index 1  Index LBA 48156 (ABS Time 10:42:06)  LBA Track Start: 48156   LBA Track End (gap removed): 66264   LBA GapStart 1046100
        Adding Index Track 05: Index 1  Index LBA 66264 (ABS Time 14:43:39)  LBA Track Start: 66264   LBA Track End (gap removed): 87321   LBA GapStart 1046100
        Adding Index Track 06: Index 1  Index LBA 87321 (ABS Time 19:24:21)  LBA Track Start: 87321   LBA Track End (gap removed): 104907   LBA GapStart 1046100
        Adding Index Track 07: Index 1  Index LBA 104907 (ABS Time 23:18:57)  LBA Track Start: 104907   LBA Track End (gap removed): 119973   LBA GapStart 1046100
        Adding Index Track 08: Index 1  Index LBA 119973 (ABS Time 26:39:48)  LBA Track Start: 119973   LBA Track End (gap removed): 133365   LBA GapStart 1046100
        Adding Index Track 09: Index 1  Index LBA 133365 (ABS Time 29:38:15)  LBA Track Start: 133365   LBA Track End (gap removed): 162909   LBA GapStart 1046100
        Adding Index Track 10: Index 1  Index LBA 162909 (ABS Time 36:12:09)  LBA Track Start: 162909   LBA Track End (gap removed): 178254   LBA GapStart 1046100
        Adding Index Track 11: Index 1  Index LBA 178254 (ABS Time 39:36:54)  LBA Track Start: 178254   LBA Track End (gap removed): 191160   LBA GapStart 1046100
        Adding Index Track 12: Index 1  Index LBA 191160 (ABS Time 42:28:60)  LBA Track Start: 191160   LBA Track End (gap removed): 203241   LBA GapStart 1046100
        Adding Index Track 13: Index 1  Index LBA 203241 (ABS Time 45:09:66)  LBA Track Start: 203241   LBA Track End (gap removed): 215235   LBA GapStart 1046100
        Adding Index Track 14: Index 1  Index LBA 215235 (ABS Time 47:49:60)  LBA Track Start: 215235   LBA Track End (gap removed): 235527   LBA GapStart 1046100

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  • Porcus
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    Issue no. 1: I tried the new 15.2 beta, and the following issue persists - and yes, the LBA columns are identical between 15.1 and 15.2:

    Originally posted by Porcus
    [...]
    15.2 beta in secure ripping mode with my Sony XL1-B firewire changer.


    On a certain disc, the last track ends up with zeroes.


    Looking at dBpoweramp while ripping, it goes to about 3 %, no longer;
    - if set to read into lead-out, it reads Pass 1 to 3 % and returns Error
    - if lead-in/lead-out unchecked, it reads to about 3 % each pass, and returns "Secure". That is pretty bad behaviour.
    It seems that this is the behaviour when the last track extends to the lead-out. I tried CDs where checking that box does not provoke Error, and those do not provoke this behaviour either.

    The erroneous files are perfectly valid FLAC files with the correct track length, but contains the null signal.



    Issue no. 2 (new): I routinely have to press Refresh twice.



    Issue no. 3 (old): The following issue persists as before
    Trying to use C2 over firewire yields erroneous rips.
    They are consistent with each other. That they are the wrong ones are clear from the fact that the burst rips verify as Accurate.



    These are issues with the Sony changer.

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  • Spoon
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    These menus are set for being replaced the next major update we do.

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  • John Welsman
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    Spoon, I wrote to you before about the tick boxes associated with batch conversion if using a screen reader which you fixed. Are you able to do the same in cd ripper in the options menu and other menus where a tick box is used, as currently my screen reader will not indicate the state of options, which is a bit hit and miss when setting it up?

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  • Spoon
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    As we have had no feedback on CD Ripper issues in R15.2 it is assumed there are no current outstanding issues at this stage (especially as there were no changes to the ripping code, it is 1:1 the same as R15.1).

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  • dbfan
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    Because we have used a new version of the compiler, we will test until around February.

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  • ffm76600
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    Thanks Spoon for the quickly update ! :D

    When the version 15.2 will available to the final step ?

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  • thexfile
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    Thank you, Spoon

    Update 28th November

    FLAC updated to 1.3.1
    Updated to latest VS 2013 compiler for whole dBpoweramp
    http://forum.dbpoweramp.com/showthre...poweramp-R15-2

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  • ffm76600
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    Originally posted by thexfile

    FLAC 1.3.1
    (25-Nov-2014)

    http://xiph.org/flac/changelog.html

    The source is available here, official Windows binaries are supplied here.

    Need this update very quickly ! :smile2:

    Very interesting this :

    - Huge encoding speedup for i386 and x86_64 (up to 250% for 24-bit)
    - Slightly improved compression of compression levels 6, 7 and 8

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  • thexfile
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    FLAC 1.3.1
    (25-Nov-2014)

    http://xiph.org/flac/changelog.html

    The source is available here, official Windows binaries are supplied here.

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