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deepclone

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26. April 2002 @ 10:44

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where can i read up on the red book specification? I got a copy-protected cd and the shop will not take it back. Have to get the facts straight.

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dRD

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26. April 2002 @ 12:36

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Official specs cost $$$:
http://www.ccs.neu.edu/home/bchafy/cdb/info/info.html#redbook

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cd-rw.org

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26. April 2002 @ 13:01

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They SHOULD take it back. Based on what I have read, record companies have refunded returned discs.

Darn. I whish I had one protect CD for myself to play with.

You can try bypassing the protection with these:
CloneCD (should be able to copy some audio protections. Disc image can be mounted with Daemon Tools - perhaps that's a workaround?)
Exact Audio Copy (Might be able to rip it)
CDEx (Same as above)
Feurio! (Author has announced that it 'supports' some copy protections)

All are at cd-rw.org / afterdawn.com software section.

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deepclone

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27. April 2002 @ 10:24

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I have (almost) successfully ripped all tracks of it with EAC. First half of the first track is completly silent. But apart from that it works as a non copy-protected CD. Have tried two different cd-rom drives.

It plays ok in a CD players. But when i put it into my PC a small winamp lookalike app pops up playing a lossy 80 kbps ugly quality tracks.

And it is possible to make CD copy of it but when i ripp that it behaves in the same manner.

The cd is damn good (Kent - Vapen & Ammunition) but i want a refound because i do not like this copy-protection business and i do not want to support it.

On the cover (backside) there is a warning in English that its copy-protected and cannot be played on computers. I did not see that text until i came home.

Some facts:
- the warning is not valid because here in Finland text like that have to be in Finnish and Swedish to be valid by law.
- they have the CD-Audio logo on it even if its not a CD-Audio by the red book specification. The logo is not on the CD or the cover. Its inside the case beside the disk.

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andavari

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29. April 2002 @ 06:57

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I'm starting to think that it would be nice if a company would jiffy up an audio only cd player that supports PC's - if that's possible. Then what would the record companies do, sell us scratched discs.

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