Hi, im having trouble when ripping audio cd with my asus dvd-ram unit.
Programs like EAC and audiograbber cant recognize my dvd-ram unit.
I cant set the programs to aspi.
maybe my unit is too new so these programs cant recognize it??
anyone have anything to recommend me.
thanks..
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You really need to install a program that can "rip" the music from the CD to the MP3 format. I used to use exact audio copy, but there are hundreds of the programs around
You can read about these programs on wikipedia, or go straight to the EAC site to download a program. Check what version you need, MAC or Windows CD ripper Wikipedia the free encyclopedia Exact Audio Copy
It's not difficult to rip DVDs on your laptop. What you need is an external DVD drive and a DVD Ripper program. Speaking of software for DVD ripping, I would like to recommend Leawo DVD Ripper. The following guide will show you how to rip DVDs to videos with DVD Ripper program.
Load the source DVD file. With Leawo DVD Ripper running on, click "Add Blu-ray/DVD" to add DVD files or just drag and drop DVD files onto the Leawo DVD Ripper software.
Choose Output Format. Click the drop-down list named MP4 Video by default on the left of the green "Convert" button, and choose output video format.
Adjust detailed settings. Clicking "Edit" to adjust video and audio parameters of output format, including: video codec, quality, bit rate, frame rate, aspect ratio, channel, audio codec, resolution, etc.
Start video conversion. Click the big green "Convert" button on the top-right of the interface to start the conversion. Before conversion, video saving directory can be chosen.
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Installing a working ASPI layer For years people have had various problems with the so called ASPI layer, which is required by many Windows CD-R software’s. This article aims to successfully install a good and working ASPI setup.
What is ASPI? The term "ASPI" stands for Advanced SCSI Programming Interface. It’s a universal driver layer that operates in between software and the CD-R hardware. It is often referred as 'ASPI layer', ‘ASPI driver’, 'ASPI Interface', which are all synonymous terms for the same thing. Windows 95/98/ME ships with a poorly implemented ASPI layer, while NT/2000/XP has no ASPI layer built in. You can check your current ASPI setup by using the ASPICHK tool that comes with the Adaptec ASPI distribution.
Many software titles install their own drivers to the operating system and therefore do not need an ASPI layer. Such software titles include CloneCD, DiscJugger, GEAR, BlindWrite and many others. On the other hand there is a large number of software that require an ASPI driver installed: Exact Audio Copy, Feurio!, BurnAtOnce, CD-R Indetifier, and so on. Nero Burning ROM comes with it’s own ASPI layer that other software can utilize too.
The symptoms of ASPI related problems Problems that may occur if there is no proper ASPI setup:
-The CD/DVD devices are not detected by the software -The CD/DVD devices don’t operate correctly with some program
There are also some reports on the Internet of the ASPI layer affecting the performance of a program (like audio ripping quality) but they have not been properly verified.
Solution 1: Get the latest Adaptec ASPI layer Since the version Adaptec has been offering their drives freely for public. Their drivers should operate in any Windows version, including XP. There are however various reports of problems with these drivers. I tested Adaptec’s ASPI 4.72a2 in my computer, but programs utilizing it recognized only my SCSI connected CD drives - the IDE devices were not detected.
After downloading the EXE file, run it. The program asks for a destination folder, and unzips the contents there. Use, for example, C:\ASPI\ for the folder.
Next open the C:\ASPI\ folder using the Windows Explorer. Run aspichk (or aspichk.exe) and you will see if Adaptec ASPI verification can find ASPI drivers on your computer. If it says "ASPI is properly installed and fully operational" your ASPI drivers should be OK. If on the other hand it says "ERROR: ASPI is not properly installed", you need to install ASPI drivers.
To (re)install the Adaptec ASPI drivers, run aspiinst (or aspiinst.exe) and click Install. After the installation you should restart Windows, and run aspichk. You should then see the different ASPI driver versions listed, and the box at the bottom should read "ASPI is properly installed and fully operational".
Solution 2: Get the Nero ASPI by Ahead Software Ahead software also offers their ASPI layers free. They also promise support for USB/FireWire devices. Most programs should operate with Ahead’s ASPI, and there are many positive reports about the performance of this driver.
We on the other hand had a slight issue with Ahead ASPI. The Feurio! audio CD recording software wasn’t always able to lock the CD-R drive during the burning process.
Solution 3: ForceASPI ForceASPI is based on older Adaptec ASPI 4.60(1021) version. This version of Adaptec ASPI refuses to install if there are no Adaptec products installed on the computer (Software or hardware), but the ForceASPI package solves this issue by inserting the drivers to the operating system with it’s own installer script.
Adaptec ASPI doesn’t promise Windows 2000 or XP compliancy for the driver version 4.60, but public experience is that they work very well, even in Windows XP. On our test bench computer the ForceASPI was the best solution as an ASPI driver. It works flawlessly in every program tested.
now a days,, rip dvd is very easy,, go to google.com and type ripping tools, which will guide you a variety of software tool programs freeware and shareware,, install one and check..
The term "ASPI" stands for Advanced SCSI Programming Interface. It’s a universal driver layer that operates in between software and the CD-R hardware. It is often referred as 'ASPI layer', ‘ASPI driver’, 'ASPI Interface', which are all synonymous terms for the same thing. Windows 95/98/ME ships with a poorly implemented ASPI layer, while NT/2000/XP has no ASPI layer built in. You can check your current ASPI setup by using the ASPICHK tool that comes with the Adaptec ASPI distribution. 
Since the version Adaptec has been offering their drives freely for public. Their drivers should operate in any Windows version, including XP. There are however various reports of problems with these drivers. I tested Adaptec’s ASPI 4.72a2 in my computer, but programs utilizing it recognized only my SCSI connected CD drives - the IDE devices were not detected. 
Ahead software also offers their ASPI layers free. They also promise support for USB/FireWire devices. Most programs should operate with Ahead’s ASPI, and there are many positive reports about the performance of this driver. 
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