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AccurateRip Hasn't Detected Offset
AccurateRip hasn't detected my drive's offset. How do I force AR to detect my offset? I don't want to have to rip a bunch of cds to have to get it, especially since those rips may not be accurate; that would be a waste of time and drive space. Why isn't there a "Detect" button in the options window? It isn't that hard to invoke the necessary function(s), when the button is clicked. Thanks in advance.
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Last edited by SkoobieDu; 12-16-2007, 02:33 PM. -
Re: AccurateRip Hasn't Detected Offset
you don't have to rip multiple discs. just put multiple discs in until one is recognized. You will get a window asking you if you would like to configure accuraterip. -
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That's the thing, I have some of the key discs that are on the AccurateRip's list, but I don't get the message box. I know that my drive's offset is +6, again I looked on the AR website. I had an unregistered version of dBp, but recently upgraded. AR had detected my drive's offset with the unregistered version, but now it doesn't want to. I'm thinking of uninstalling, but I don't want to do that unless I absolutely have to. Aren't there some files I could delete, or what about configuration file(s) that I could edit?Comment
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Re: AccurateRip Hasn't Detected Offset
Go into the Options menu (click the button, not the arrow), scroll down to the bottom and see if there is a "Sample Offset" or not. If there is one, you can hit "Reset to Zero" to have dMC redetect the offset. There is no manual way to set the offset.Comment
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Re: AccurateRip Hasn't Detected Offset
Keep inserting CDs until the dialog is offered (you have not disabled dbpoweramp from accessing the internet)?Comment
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