(but it's a rather OK and affordable 192/24 card ...)

actually somehow it doesn't matter anymore how loud things play.

Ok, small update :

Has anyone seen software to actually utilize an 18 bit DAC ? maybe you say Yes, but until yesterday I did not.
Today I do ...

They have much better integrated  security features. I also think they have a much nicer UI.

MediaMonkey:
What kind of jitter reduction is that supposed to be? The only time you'll get jitter on the CD is while
you record it or if you do realtime playback from CD.
There is no jitter involved while you write the data to a file.

Cheers

Hi folks.
A program I actually prefer over EAC is dbpoweramp.
Klaus

Gerard, no ... I guess I tried to be funny.
So yes, I think everybody can hear it. You can always try to explain what you hear, and nobody will make fun of it (not like my before post, which just proves wrong taste). If you don't hear it, you just say nothing. Okay ?

But remember some 6 months ago, when you proved to hear things which were right on spot !

So, indeed it might be better not to tell at first what happened, and it would be great (well, for me anyway) if I could explain what happened *after* a few of you who can "hear" the idea about this, tell what they think "functionally" happened (and I know, if you know what happened you can just hear that back). This has a major advantage too : no placebo effects possible. And mind you, this is important when someone applies "technology" which is completely new.

I hope so. I recently got a Plextor Premium 2 and I can say that it is good.
It burns CD with less Jitter. But I sadly can't proof if it is very good at ripping. I just ripped my CD collection again with it. But I've no tool to verify my wavs.
So can't answer it.
I mainly got it to burn nice CDs with MFSL Ultradiscs and AMQR and all those things this draive supports.

Öhm, ok
Thanx^^

that's clear now

Or PlexTools Professional if you have a Plextor drive?

Hi Peter,

Sorry but I don't know all the terms/lingo you use in regard to your XX program yet. That leave me and probably a few others confused as to the Sound Quality of the unregistered version.

Let me rephrase the question.  What are your plans for futures versions? Is the SQ of the Demo mode going to be the same as when Registered? And if so in what version?
If this is technical challenge then maybe you can make a Registraion Key that only works for 1 minute at a time or something like that. That way we can all be Registered when doing a demo.

I am hot to try it and see for myself, but not ready to pay money. Which is probaby the same as 90% of the people who want to try it.

I use an USB DAC as well ... not often