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Copied audio CD anomaly

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I usually rip direct to WAV then make an audio CD from those. Then I keep the WAV on a nas for when/if the copy CD goes bad.

I recently bought a couple of remastered/expanded CDs of the group Berlin and was really surprised at how this the aluminum layer was. I know you can see through CDs hold up to the light but these new CDs I could see through even in dim lighting! Made backups ASAP.
 
Oyeve said:
I usually rip direct to WAV then make an audio CD from those. Then I keep the WAV on a nas for when/if the copy CD goes bad.

I recently bought a couple of remastered/expanded CDs of the group Berlin and was really surprised at how this the aluminum layer was. I know you can see through CDs hold up to the light but these new CDs I could see through even in dim lighting! Made backups ASAP.
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What software do you use to rip to wav?
What software do you use to burn your copies?
Do you utilize CD Text?

I too have been backing up all my CD rips to my NAS. In fact, I have imgburn configured to rip directly to the NAS. I even have my PCs configured to save downloads directly to their own specific folders on the NAS.
 
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