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RE: A question of tolerances...

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If the problem CDs are pressed or burned from reputable sources and if they are visibly undamaged, then I agree with you. Replace the drive if it is under warrenty.

There are other alternatives as well. One can use special ripping software that repeatedly retries until it gets a good result. I use EAC on my PC's for this purpose. I am not familiar with software for the MAC. This may help read a particular disk.


Tony Lauck

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