Source # | 12596 |
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Entered by | dr.unclear | ||
Checksums | st5 , shn-md5 | ||
Disc Counts | 2 / 2 | ||
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Date Circulated
Date Added |
03/20/2002 10/21/2002 |
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Source Summary | SBD> DAT> WAV> CDR> WAV> SHN; via darkstar13311 |
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Date | User | Comment | |
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01/05/2004 | Ryan |
Sector Boundary Error on Disc 2 - Track 1 Or at least I think it is...when I play the cd it pops right before the start of track one. From what I have gathered, this is a sign of a Sector Boundary Error. |
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01/05/2004 | Martin M. Pedersen |
No, that can't be a sector boundary problem. They can't occur in the start of a disc. |
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01/17/2004 | uh_clem | shntool confirms that there are no sector boundary errors on this source | |
01/20/2004 | Ryan | So what does it mean if disc two pops at the start up of track one? Can anyone else confirm this pop? | |
01/20/2004 | Charles |
There are digi-errors at 0:00.03 of d02t01, which can be viewed with any WAV editor or viewer; since this is the beginning of the set before any music, the easiest fix is to cut the first 3 sectors (1764 samples). There is also a 0.45 sec dropout at 6:08 of LLR (d01t10); I don't know if it exists in the other DSBD. |