Newsgroup: it.comp.musica.mp3
Titolo: Problema Audiocatalyst

Ciao a tutti , spero che qualcuno di voi sappia risolvermi questo (per me
immenso) problema :
Ho scaricato Audiocatalyst , ho provato a "grabbare" canzoni da piů CD ma
niente , il programma si bloccava dandomi la risposta :
aspi didn't answer (e collegandomi alla pagina dell'help che copierň in
fondo a questa mail)
Capisco poco o nulla di inglese ma ho capito che mi serviva ASPI32 .
L'ho cercato in rete , trovato e installato e , al primo tentativo rifatto
con Audiocatalyst,  mi č venuto fuori un mp3 perfetto .
Successivamente ho riprovato ma ......niente, nulla , tutto come prima !
E il bello č che se dopo un tentativo fallito riprovo ad avviare
Audiocatalist questo non parte e , certe volte , mi blocca anche tutto il
computer.
Ho provato anche Audiograbber ma la storia non cambia.
Ringrazio chiunque mi risponda
Franz
his topic describes common ASPI questions and answers.
When I tried to select ASPI as a Rip Method under the Settings dialog box,
it was grayed out and could not be selected.
Either your system is lacking an ASPI manager to handle the interactions
between the computer and the CD-ROM, or your ASPI manager cannot read
digital audio.
If you are currently running an Adaptec ASPI driver, you should upgrade your
ASPI driver from Adaptec's Web site at
http://www.adaptec.com/support/files/drivers.html
. Note: The Adaptec site
only supports upgrades for Adaptec's drivers already installed on your
system.
1 In the Software/Driver Files Search text box, type ASPI32.
2 Click Find File.
3 Download ASPI32.exe and then exit all running programs.
4 Run ASPI32.exe and reboot your computer. When your computer restarts, the
ASPI field should be enabled allowing you to use ASPI as a rip method.
There are some ASPI managers that do not let calls to IDE devices though and
then AudioCatalyst will not even see the CD-ROM drive. Scanners, zip drives,
and other hardware devices may use ASPI managers and sometimes they install
their own manager which replaces the original one. Both the ASPI managers
from Windows 95 and 98 work without problems but if someone has installed a
program that has replaced the original ASPI manager, the device may not
work.
If there is an ASPI error, it is because the drive was not able to perform
the command either because the drive did not understand the command or there
is some other problem, such as a scratched disc. It is not easy to
understand why an ASPI error occurs. If ASPI errors occur all the time, then
the drive does not understand the command which is often simply because that
drive cannot read digital music.
No matter what I do whenever I use ASPI as a Rip Method, I get an "ASPI
Error".
Not all CD-ROM drives support ASPI as a Rip Method. If you've updated your
ASPI manager and are still receiving ASPI errors, then attempt to use MSCDEX
as a rip method.
When I use Buffered or Unbuffered Burst Copy as a Rip Method, I get lots of
pops and clicks, or large segments of static.
Your CD-ROM drive most likely needs to use a Rip Method that has a
jitter-correction. Jitter-correction, or synchronization, is performed when
the data coming in off the CD-ROM is not being assembled correctly by the
computer. Under the Settings dialog box, select the Rip Method "Dynamic
Synch Width". This will attempt to give you only the amount of
synchronization needed to successfully rip the track with the least extra
time.
I'm using Dynamic Synch Width, but I'm still getting "Lost Synch" errors.
If you are getting "Lost Synch" errors with Dynamic Synch Width, try using
the Fixed Synch Width Rip Methods. There are 10 levels of Fixed
Synchronization from 1 (the lowest degree of synch and fastest) to 10 (the
highest degree of synch and slowest). Start from 1 and work your way to 10 -
try to find which settings work best for your hardware.
I've tried every Rip Method that ASPI has, and I'm still not happy with the
output I'm getting.
Try to use MSCDEX as the CD-ROM access method. Note: MSCDEX is not supported
by Windows NT.

 fondo a questa mail)
Il problema č che hai un lettore cd che supporta male la lettura digitale.
Soluzione 1: cambia lettore.
Soluzione 2: prova ad usare EAC, se neanche cosě funziona vedi soluzione 1.
the CAS