iTunes 7.6.1 truncates last CD track?

In article <pkg4v354f8bo0ssc2ke6bhutf0f6d3lsub@4ax.com>,
Howard Brazee <howard@brazee.net> wrote:

> On Fri, 28 Mar 2008 20:51:32 -0700, Megadave
> <megadethguy@invalidgmail.domaincom> wrote:
> 
>
> How do you know it is that heavy?
>
> It works for me.

:)

I explained further elsewhere in this thread..
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Megadave <megadethguy@invalidgmail.domaincom> wrote:

> OK.. you and JR got me on that one...  But I note you *did* say "most of
> the time".. ;)
>
> Now that I think about it... the only one I used was the Windows iTunes
> ripper.  THAT one - rather than retry when it hit a flaw in a CD would
> just put a dropout in the ripped song.  A 'blank' spot.  Every version
> until I moved to the Mac did the same thing.  Regardless of the PC I
> used.  I just got fed up.  On Windows I use EAC and LAME - and on that
> platform there is *nothing* better.
>
> I've tried the Mac version of the ripper.. and while I didn't have the
> problem with dropouts I *did* run into issues where it would simply
> stall while ripping some of my CDs where CD Stack and Max worked fine.
>
> Perhaps it was my media (tho I keep my CDs in pristine shape - they
> never leave the house, etc).. perhaps it was bugs in iTunes (that later
> may or may not have been fixed).  No idea..  I just know overall I've
> had better luck with other tools.

Did you set the iTunes Advanced pref to Use Error Correction (I leave
this setting on)? Like others I have used iTunes to rip CDs for years
and I can't actually recall a single failure (Mac only).

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In article <1ieskt1.r9uu7qy4qmsjN%nonesuch@plaice.com>,
nonesuch@plaice.com (Adrian) wrote:

> Megadave <megadethguy@invalidgmail.domaincom> wrote:
> 
>
> Did you set the iTunes Advanced pref to Use Error Correction (I leave
> this setting on)? Like others I have used iTunes to rip CDs for years
> and I can't actually recall a single failure (Mac only).

Of course!  When I didn't I'd get stutters or skips..  When I used error
correction I'd get the drop-outs.. :)
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