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I disagree.

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Christine,

It may indeed be copy protection and/or the firmware in your drive.

"All three of my dualdiscs ripped with errors at high speed"

This is of no surprise at all. I don't know how new you are to ripping, but no one rips at high speed with expecting the BER to increase. High speed errors are much more common than 1X speed errors.

When you listen to the CD layer do you hear any audible artifacts?

If you can play the CD and everything sounds fine, but then you go to rip the track and everything goes to hell, the problem is with your equipment. Sure there could defintely be errors that you don't hear during regular playback, but if they are audible from ripping then you know that the ripping is the problem.

Manufacturers are constantly researching ways to thwart piracy. Just saying that the typical symptoms aren't present during track extraction really isn't conclusive, is it? Newer technologies from companies like Suncomm thwart piracy, but don't exhibit the behaviors you mentioned.

Do you remember Copy II Plus?

-AudioMiner

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