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I second that. More often as of late I am getting track error timing
messages while using EAC that CDex does not inform me of. I just re-run the
tracks with the errors and usually they clean up in the second - sometimes
third - pass.
Also, I like to set the EAC output levels to 98% to eliminate the damn
engineered-in clipping that occurs otherwise. First I rip to WAV. Then I
run through SoundForge with their Clipping and Peak restoration plug-in.
Put a 2 second fade-in and out on the track. Do the DC Offset correction.
Reduce the volume a bit and rip out to Mp3 file (which seems to always boost
the audio volume again anyhow), and finally check it for clipping in their
Tools program.
Once done, I then run it through a Tag Editor ("Tag&Rename") and attach the
Paint Shop Pro re-sized cover art (or whatever images I want) to the Mp3
file.
Then I run it through Mp3 Gain set at 93.0 and finally load it onto the
Archos.
Only takes a day or two or three..... ;o)
....but at least it is clip and distortion free, fades-in and out without a
volume bang!, nice even levels (MP3 Gain), and has color artwork pictures
too.
B~