[vorbis] Here we go again...

Jernej Simonèiè jernej.simoncic at guest.arnes.si
Sun Jul 22 13:26:28 PDT 2001



Hello Geoff,

22. julij 2001, 1:30:25, you wrote:

> Here's what I don't get.  I don't understand how such a scheme can be
> introduced without affecting all stand-alone CD players.  If standard
> players can play them, then surely standard rippers can rip them or at
> least can be hacked to do so.  Of course, I wouldn't put it past the
> industry to try to make CDROM drives respect the copy-protection status of
> these CD's, but consumers aren't going to like this and will probably just
> hang on to their current drives (hey, my 24x drive is more than fast enough
> for my needs).  This is surely doomed.  I'd like to see more detail but I
> can't see how this is going to work.

When standalone CD player (or your CD-ROM when playing through
soundcard) encounters uncorrectable error on disc, it silences that
part of audio, as it's less hearable that pop or click. However, when
you digitally extract that same place, your ripper won't "turn the
volume down" for the click, but will simply write it to disk.


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Jernej Simoncic, jernej.simoncic at guest.arnes.si
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