HardWorkingDem
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Tue Feb-10-09 12:57 PM
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Some times when I rip cds to my lap top my burner/drive makes a louder than normal whirring sound and then sometimes a cd will rip almost silently. Anyone have a clue why this happens?
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| SacredCow
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Tue Feb-10-09 01:01 PM
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My thought is that it is probably due to subtle imbalances in each individual disk. But it's just a theory.
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Tue Feb-10-09 02:42 PM
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I just ripped a U2 cd and thought my drive was going take off flying through the house and then another cd was so quiet I had to keep checking to making sure it was even ripping.
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| mockmonkey
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Tue Feb-10-09 03:24 PM
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Female CDs rip quieter than Male CDs.
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| no name no slogan
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Tue Feb-10-09 03:28 PM
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| 4. Probably due to differences in the dimensions of the CD |
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flatter discs tend to spin quieter, while those that are not as flat (warped) to tend to create more noise when they spin.
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Tue Feb-10-09 03:36 PM
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| 5. can be caused by out of balance CDs |
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do you put labels on them or even write on them with a sharpe?
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