That is an exceptional idea and I will test it.

We should not promote especially this Audioplayer in this forum.

I got the same experience with my PC system.

Hi,

nice article.

If I read your post correct , the disadvantage is that without an internet connection you will not have any access to the databases and no confirmation from AccurateRip within dBp for a "bit perfect" rip.

So I use one PC with an internet connection for dBp and then I have to transfer the files with an USB stick to the music PC. I see no other route to get the files to .............. .

Joachim

Here is an article nice to read about .......... .

see the text to the table

Please see attached.

Here is an interesting article about the "Recording Progress" coming up in a January issue of ..............

Hello Paul & Peter,

that should be joke. Typical German eh?

Joachim

Which does not enlighten my senses necessarily.

Joachim

Hi Paul,

it would be nice to see a picture from your "Windows update" folder to know the fixes installed on your PC.

Thanx

Joachim

Hello P,

iTunes is the only store to my knowledge to get OLD records with releases around the 1970s from Crosby, Stills & Nash, James Taylor, Cream, Blind Faith, Jack Bruce (Harmony Row), Lee Ritenour, Dave Grusin, Stanley Clarke, Chick Corea, Ray Brown  etc. with a 24/44 bit depth, which are not easily to buy on a CD anymore.

The quality of the iTunes files seems to be congruent with the CD rippings. A save storage of the "bits and pieces" should not be a major problem nowadays. What I'm missing are the covers.

Joachim

Hi,

please be careful, some of my oldest CD's cannot be ripped due to unreadable frames.

http://www.enotes.com/science/q-and-a/what-lifespan-cd-rom-disc-289144

http://www.clir.org/pubs/reports/pub121/sec4.html

Joachim

Comparision between a ripped file (dBPoweramp) and an iTunes File.

The files are nearly identical. There is a small time shift in upper channel of appr. 0,0001 sec.

The left curve is the iTunes file.

The question is, what file is genuine.