[voodoo]

Originally Posted by analogika 

Well, it's nice of you to come out weeks later and admit that you cannot, after all, out-nerd me, though you claimed to in the post you told me I was "one confused nerd" above.

So if ALL your audio CDs are verified, as you say, WHAT do you burn with?

Or are you telling us that you don't actually burn audio CDs, but all of those are verified?

Weeks later a lobotomized monkey would have stumbled upon how to make bit-by-bit copies of CDs, assuming you are not one a few seconds using google or whathaveyou would reveal the answer to your query.

Weeks later you bump this thread in order to advertize your own incompetence and/or laziness and reveal that although you are a self-proclaimed audiophile and expert you don't know about even the most basic apps people use to make bit-by-bit copies of audio CDs.

I gave you examples of three apps I have used to make exact copies of audio CDs.

What seems to be clouding your mind about these apps? I have used exact audio copy, it is free and easy to use. Makes exact copies - lives up to its name.

I'm not posting to be nice, just to make you look like the dork you are. Most audiophiles are.

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[analogika]

So if all your audio CDs are verified, because "It's an option, you know", what are you using to burn them?

[voodoo]

Originally Posted by analogika 

So if all your audio CDs are verified, because "It's an option, you know", what are you using to burn them?

My computer. I'm not hand-chiseling the CDRs, if that's what you are getting at.

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[analogika]

Originally Posted by voodoo 

My computer. I'm not hand-chiseling the CDRs, if that's what you are getting at.

Do yourself - and me - the favor of not playing stupid:

Originally Posted by voodoo 

...aaand the rest you write is irrelevant because the audio cds I burn are checked and verified. It is an option you know.

Let me know when you've figured out what my question meant.