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Clarence

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When I try to import even a slightly scratched cd into itunes, it chokes on it. works fine with new or like new media. I have to force quit itunes to eject the disk. The cd's play fine on my NAD CDP, but the MBP's drive sound like its "skipping" and then freezes the import. Yes I have error correction on, I've tried it off too.

Searched threads back to 06 and didnt see anything on this.

Any ideas? Does this happen to you?
 
I reccomend Max. I have just used it to re-rip my whole collection of CD-s into a losless format, and it couldnt have of been easier. The error correction helped a lot, especially considering i have several cd's with some scratches, and they got ripped just fine.
 
I tried Max, but after the import I cant find the files in iTunes. It says it is sending them to my "music" folder, but they're not in there either.

The error correction doesn't seem much better than itunes.

Any other ideas?
 
The drives in the MBs and MBPs are a little more finicky about scratched media than the drives in the older machines. My advice would be: don't treat your CDs like crap. ;)
 
I believe that's in Max's preferences somewhere... as I recall doesn't it create a directory structure based on tag info by default? My memory's a little hazy, it's been ages since I've ripped w/ Max.
 
They should be in your Music folder. Thats where Max stored all of my cd's i had ripped with it. You could use spotlight to try and find the missing files, just type in the name of the file or folder.
 
i didnt run the "delete preferences" script, and I'm hoping that was the problem.

its grinding through "a live one" right now, we'll see where it ends up. I'm here to tell you, these discs are skip free on my NAD CDP.:(
 
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