variable exrtaction speed again

Just to follow up on my previous post regarding the variable extraction
speed I am getting on my ASUS CRW-5232AS. The suggested solution was
that I install the Nero APSI layer. I have done that and there is no
apparent difference with the behaviour ...

With the same disk:

If I extract it from after a system restart or after entering EAC, the
extraction speed is around 10 x and the drive does not seem to power
down after the extraction is done. If I eject the disk and then extract
again the extraction has a speed of 3.8 times. If I do not eject the
disk and re-extract it the extraction speed is similar to the initial
speed - around 10 x.

On the first extraction the drive speed is audibly high and it does not
stop spinning when the extraction is completed. After ejecting and re-
extracting the drive speed does not reach an audible level.

If I stop then restart EAC, extraction speed returns to the 10 x range
for all tracks.

How can I:

1. Get EAC to spin down the drive when extraction is complete

2. Use the same speed approach without having to stop and restart EAC
with each new disk.

The drive caches audio data according to the detection process from
drive options.


thanks,

pete

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Mike Richter, were you born with
"Scam Artist" emblazoned on your face?
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Peter Huish wrote:

Just to follow up on my previous post regarding the variable extraction
speed I am getting on my ASUS CRW-5232AS. The suggested solution was
that I install the Nero APSI layer. I have done that and there is no
apparent difference with the behaviour ...

Read/Post in the EAC forum:
http://www.digital-inn.de/forumdisplay.php?forumid=14

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Mikey, you are the Slimiest Friggin SOB!
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Mike Richter, were you born with
"Scam Artist" emblazoned on your face?
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With the same disk:

If I extract it from after a system restart or after entering EAC, the
extraction speed is around 10 x and the drive does not seem to power
down after the extraction is done. If I eject the disk and then extract
again the extraction has a speed of 3.8 times. If I do not eject the
disk and re-extract it the extraction speed is similar to the initial
speed - around 10 x.

On the first extraction the drive speed is audibly high and it does not
stop spinning when the extraction is completed. After ejecting and re-
extracting the drive speed does not reach an audible level.

If I stop then restart EAC, extraction speed returns to the 10 x range
for all tracks.

How can I:

1. Get EAC to spin down the drive when extraction is complete

2. Use the same speed approach without having to stop and restart EAC
with each new disk.

The drive caches audio data according to the detection process from
drive options.

thanks,

pete