> Reading digital audio from a CD is more involved than just telling the
> IDE/SCSI controller to DMA it in. You have to do the ECC error
> correction, jitter correction, etc. that the drive would have normally
> done, if you want scratch and pop free audio.
You have to do jitter correction, but thats it (and with a good drive,
maybe not even that). The drive takes care of everything else for you -
All the other correction for CDDA is at a level the drive always does,
no matter what you're doing.
later,
Andrew Kieschnick
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