Re: poor quality & glitches - all tracks on CD show unreported loss of streaming

Adam Hardy <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.audio.cd-paranoia.general
Message-ID <[email protected]>

On 10/23/2003 01:16 PM DAVID BALAZIC wrote:
> From: Mikko Nummelin <[email protected]> wrote:
>>On Wed, 22 Oct 2003, Adam Hardy wrote:
>>>On 10/22/2003 09:09 AM Mikko Nummelin wrote:
>>>>On Wed, 22 Oct 2003, Adam Hardy wrote:
>>>>>The CD has some stupid virus on it to load in Windows and stop
>>>>>ripping, but that shouldn't affect me like this, should it?
>>>>
 >>>>I think the CD is protected by Cactus Data Shield. Anyway, if you 
put it
>>>>in while using Windows, remember to press the Shift key for at least a
>>>>minute to prevent autostart. If you already have made a mistake and got
>>>>the malicious programs to your hard disk, you should carefully examine the
>>>>registry.
>>
>>>>One question, are you using SCSI-emulation on your CD-drive? If the
>>>>answer is yes, you should see
>>
>>>>http://www.xiph.org/archives/paranoia-dev/0112.html
>>
>>>>, i.e. try to alter the ripping command by hacking d->read_audio to
>>>>scsi_read_D8 on scsi_interface.c
>>
>>>I don't believe I am using SCSI emulation. Is that a kernel option? This
>>>is moving into the realm of rocket science for me.
>>
>>It is a kernel option (for example "hdc=ide-scsi") and used widely in
>>Linux with CD-RW:s.
> 
> But only with ATAPI CD-ROM devices. I think Adam mentioned that
> he has SCSI units.
> Adam : It is helpful if you tell what equipment you have :-)

Hi David, all,

my cd drive is a Sony CDU 4811, plain old IDE. Can I set this up with 
SCSI emulation? It seems from my config that I've got module SCSI 
emulation compiled into my kernel already. Would I then have to 
configure the drive in fstab or something?

I do have SCSI but that's on an old server machine with windows NT on it.



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