On Sun, 01 Feb 2004 16:28:42 +0000, Laurence Payne
wrote:

On Sun, 01 Feb 2004 16:11:37 +0000, Julian Fowler
wrote:

No need. Nero's "Copy disk" function does exactly what it says.
You don't need to consider tracks, cue sheets, markers etc. at all.

Does Nero do accurate DAE (to the same extent that EAC does)? The
last time I checked (maybe 18 months ago) it did not, and with
anything other than pristine source material the "Copy disk" function
produced results that were definitely not bit-accurate with respect to
the original.

He's trying to copy an audio cd in order to play it on his hi-fi.
Who cares?

LOL ... he's trying to copy an audio CD ... and doesn't care whether
the result is an accurate copy of the original? ISTR that this thread
started from the OP's request for assistance in the situation where
copies were audibly *different* from the original - if you want the
guarantee of audio equivalence, surely you need to at least aspire to
equivalence in the digital domain!


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Julian Fowler
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