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MC thinks old CD is still in drive when I try to rip new CD
kuyper:
This seems to be a persistent problem across many versions :( I have found no reliable way around it, other than to close and re-launch JRiver; this massively slows down my ripping process :( not to mention means I'm unable to (continuously) listen to music while ripping. Sigh, suppose I'll listen via PleX while ripping (kinda misses the point, eh?)
Platform: Windows 10 x.64
kuyper:
--- Quote from: kuyper on November 06, 2023, 05:11:41 pm ---This seems to be a persistent problem across many versions :( I have found no reliable way around it, other than to close and re-launch JRiver; this massively slows down my ripping process :( not to mention means I'm unable to (continuously) listen to music while ripping. Sigh, suppose I'll listen via PleX while ripping (kinda misses the point, eh?)
Platform: Windows 10 x.64
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Update: It gets worse - I just quit JRiver (and ejected and re-inserted the disc) multiple times - it's still seeing the prior disc. Reboot next, I guess. This is getting tedious :(
JimH:
I'm sorry, but I don't think that is a JRiver problem. OS or drive maybe.
Here's an old thread that talks about the cache that Windows uses when it reads a CD.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20068171/reading-data-from-a-cd-dvd-does-windows-create-some-sort-of-temporary-cache
I think your problem is similar. Your drive should flush the cache when it is loaded with a new CD, but it's not doing it.
Another drive might behave differently. They're not expensive to buy.
What is your current drive?
kuyper:
--- Quote from: JimH on November 06, 2023, 05:57:47 pm ---I'm sorry, but I don't think that is a JRiver problem. OS or drive maybe.
Here's an old thread that talks about the cache that Windows uses when it reads a CD.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20068171/reading-data-from-a-cd-dvd-does-windows-create-some-sort-of-temporary-cache
I think your problem is similar. Your drive should flush the cache when it is loaded with a new CD, but it's not doing it.
Another drive might behave differently. They're not expensive to buy.
What is your current drive?
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I'd buy that if it was consistent, but it isn't - sometimes I can rip 15-2 discs in a row without a problem, then it gets "stuck" and I have to jump through all kinds of hoops, and it suddenly works again.
Drive is
https://www.lg.com/us/burners-drives/lg-wh14ns40-internal-blu-ray-dvd-drive
I really have no compelling reason to buy another drive, but I'm willing to try - so what drive do *you* have that does not exhibit this behaviour?
I'm on a fully updated Windows 10 64-bit machine, and this problem exists in MC29 and MC31 (just installed 31 today, and it worked fine for 3 discs and then started being petulant again)
This looks cheap and cheerful
https://www.amazon.com/Plextor-PlexWriter-PX-891SAF-Burner-Writer/dp/B09G9FRFT7
Thanks for any info
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