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In Reply to: Re: Copied CD's sound inferior to originals. posted by Randy Bey on September 11, 2000 at 07:34:03:
I get pops and clicks etc using CeQuadrat WinOnCD, more pops at the end of long CDs (I assume this is because CD is passing under the writing laser faster here at the outer edge... ? ).Anyway the way to fix it is to set your burning software to make an image on hard disk first (as opposed to trying a back-to-back, "on the fly" copy), then set it to extract the tracks from the CD being copied at 1x speed (if your CD-Rom supports it - your burner should).
This way there are no pops or skips on the copy.
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