Hi guys , I know this is a little off-topic but suddenly a problem popped-up and it became a real pain in the neck . Masterizing is my main job when I am on studio . I don`t know how to avoid ,and the most important part, eliminate that E32 errors that the CD plants can detect . E32 are those clicks that look like syringes (really squared) cutting the original wave continuation . Very frequentily found when extracting audio from some demaged or dirty CD (audio) . Dart 32, Dart 98, Sond Forge and Tons of Plug-Ins didn`t even get close to solve this "Virus" out . Any of you , master boys, know how to get free of this inconvenience ? Regards,

Hi Marcelo, >E32 are those clicks that look like syringes (really squared) cutting >the original wave continuation . Very frequentily found when >extracting audio from some demaged or dirty CD (audio) . These are skips or errors in the audio stream. There is no way to repair such damage, you've got to get a better playback. Audio extraction seems to be more vulnerable to such problems, than playing the CD. So my suggestion is to play it and record via SP/DIF. And a high-quality external CD player (not CD-R unit) will give the best tracking for damaged/ dirty CDs. Get one of these with an SP/DIF output. Cheers, Thomas

Thanx for the info Thomas . Could you sugetst me a specific CD player ? Mark -----Original Message----- From: Thomas Whitmore <thomasw@t...> To: logic-users@onelist.com <logic-users@onelist.com> Date: Tuesday, September 14, 1999 1:21 AM Subject: [LUG] Re: OT Error E32 when a master is checked out ... >From: "Thomas Whitmore" <thomasw@t...> > >Hi Marcelo, > >>E32 are those clicks that look like syringes (really squared) cutting >>the original wave continuation . Very frequentily found when >>extracting audio from some demaged or dirty CD (audio) . > >These are skips or errors in the audio stream. There is no way to repair >such damage, you've got to get a better playback. > >Audio extraction seems to be more vulnerable to such problems, than playing >the CD. So my suggestion is to play it and record via SP/DIF. > >And a high-quality external CD player (not CD-R unit) will give the best >tracking for damaged/ dirty CDs. Get one of these with an SP/DIF output. > > >Cheers, >Thomas > > > >--------------------------- ONElist Sponsor ---------------------------- > >Congratulations to The Fiction Writer. Our latest ONElist of the Week. >For full story and to submit yours, go to ><a href=" http://clickme.onelist.com/ad/ootw26 ">Click Here</a> > >------------------------------------------------------------------------ >

On Tue, 14 Sep 1999, Marcelo wrote: > Thanx for the info Thomas . > Could you sugetst me a specific CD player ? CDParanoia is a digital audio extraction tool that can recover pristine data from even scratched CD's. While not all CD's can be read, there are some wonderful success stories, including perfect reads from CD's rubbed in gravel. Unfortuntely for the people running only Window or MacOS, this is a Linux program. However, I can personally vouch for its usefulness. Using a Plextor Ultraplex CDROM, I have been able to read every CD I have tried, including ones that simply will no play in my various players b/c they were scratched too bad. You can find CDParanoia at http://www.xiph.org/paranoia/ Take care, Patrick