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22-03-2006, 12:32
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Exact Audio Copy
Hi,
I want to copy an old PS1 game I have to a bin/cue. The game has redbook cd audio. I want to replace the audio from the bin/cue with the same audio from the cd which has been ripped with a cd-ripper known as exact audio copy, because the disc is in bad shape. Do I have to use the read offset in EAC or do I leave it at 0? Do programs like CDRWin and Nero take into account the offset correction of audio depending on the CD/DVD drive? 
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