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Subject: Problem Ripping CDs
Category: Computers
Asked by: ctw-ga
List Price: $35.00

Posted: 14 Mar 2006 10:13 PST
Expires: 15 Mar 2006 14:11 PST
Question ID: 707208

My machine config:
Win2K Pro
HP CD writer plus 9300 series

CDs play AND RIP in WinMediaPlayer 9
CDs play WON'T RIP (errors) in MediaMonkey
CD drive not recognized by iTunes

WANT: to use MediaMonkey for everything. Do NOT want to install
WinMediaPlayer 10. do NOT want to use iTunes due to proprietary
coding, etc.

What I've tried:
Installed the missing aspi files from adaptec. did not solve problem

This morning, tried to rip just one track. Pasted below is the error
log file. I'm not tech savvy. Can't understand it. If you can solve
this problem, you'll be my hero.

00000000	0.00000000	[1464] AKRip32: SCSIPT: Checking drive E:	
00000001	0.00006621	[1464] AKRip32: SCSIPT: GetFileHandle(): Setting for Win2K	
00000002	0.00343368	[1464] akrip32: scsipt: CreateFile() returned 0	
00000003	0.00347949	[1464]        : Index 4: fh == 00000088	
00000004	0.00574039	[1464] Device E: Port=1, PathId=0, TargetId=0, Lun=0	
00000005	0.00576191	[1464] AKRip32: SPTI: Adding drive E: (1:0:0)	
00000006	0.88728231	[1464] WMDM: Inializing WMDM	
00000007	0.88967735	[1464] WMDM: Starting action id: 0	
00000008	0.89441061	[1464] WMDM: Creating Dev Mgr	
00000009	0.89510256	[1464] WMDM: Geting auth interface	
00000010	0.89514339	[1464] WMDM: End of IU	
00000011	0.90637887	[1464] WMDM: Authenticating	
00000012	0.92858028	[1464] WMDM: Creating Notifications	
00000013	0.93544012	[1464] WMDM: Notifications ok.	
00000014	0.93589240	[1464] WMDM: Looking for device changes...	
00000015	1.01228845	[1464] WMDM: Finished action id: 0	
00000016	41.52507782	[1464] WMDM: Device change message	
00000017	41.52517319	[1464] WMDM: Starting action id: 0	
00000018	41.52569199	[1464] WMDM: Looking for device changes...	
00000019	41.52571869	[1464] WMDM: Finished action id: 0	
00000020	42.71747208	[1464] QueryAutoplay 49637 0	
00000021	54.31870651	[1924] AKRip32: SCSIPT: Checking drive E:	
00000022	54.31876373	[1924] AKRip32: SCSIPT: GetFileHandle(): Setting for Win2K	
00000023	54.31937790	[1924] akrip32: scsipt: CreateFile() returned 0	
00000024	54.31942368	[1924]        : Index 4: fh == 00000088	
00000025	54.32169342	[1924] Device E: Port=1, PathId=0, TargetId=0, Lun=0	
00000026	54.32411575	[1924] AKRip32: SPTI: Adding drive E: (1:0:0)	
00000027	59.15402603	[1464] AKRip32: GetCDHandle( 01, 00, 00, 00 )	
00000028	59.15408707	[1464] AKRip32: GetCDHandle( 01, 00, 00, 00 )	
00000029	59.15412903	[1464] AKRip32: SPTIGetDeviceType( 1:0:0 )	
00000030	59.15416718	[1464] AKRip32: SPTIGetDeviceIndex	
00000031	59.15420914	[1464] akrip32: getSCSIDevType() -> SS_COMP: 0005	
00000032	59.15424728	[1464] akrip32: getSCSIDevType(): pDevType == 0x0AFA8F70	
00000033	59.15428925	[1464] AKRip32: SPTIOpenCDHandle( 1, 0, 0 )	
00000034	59.15433121	[1464] AKRip32: SPTIGetDeviceIndex	
00000035	59.15445328	[1464] AKRip32: SCSIPT: GetFileHandle(): Setting for Win2K	
00000036	59.15515518	[1464] akrip32: scsipt: CreateFile() returned 0	
00000037	59.15520096	[1464] AKRip32: SPTIGetDeviceIndex	
00000038	59.15523529	[1464] AKRip32: SPTIExecSCSICmd: calling DeviceIoControl()	
00000039	59.15531158	[1464]        : cmd == 0x43	
00000040	59.16257477	[1464]        : SRB_Status == SS_COMP	
00000041	59.19538879	[1464] AKRip32: SPTIGetDeviceIndex	
00000042	59.19544601	[1464] AKRip32: SPTIExecSCSICmd: calling DeviceIoControl()	
00000043	59.19554520	[1464]        : cmd == 0x43	
00000044	61.83020401	[1464]        : error == 1117   handle == 000003F4	
00000045	61.83026123	[1464] akrip32: ReadCDText: Error status: 0x0004	
00000046	61.83030319	[1464] AKRip32: SPTICloseCDHandle( 1, 0, 0 )	
00000047	61.84376907	[1464] AKRip32: SPTIGetDeviceIndex	
00000048	62.06975555	[1464] AKRip32: GetCDHandle( 01, 00, 00, 00 )	
00000049	62.06982040	[1464] AKRip32: GetCDHandle( 01, 00, 00, 00 )	
00000050	62.06985855	[1464] AKRip32: SPTIGetDeviceType( 1:0:0 )	
00000051	62.06990051	[1464] AKRip32: SPTIGetDeviceIndex	
00000052	62.06993866	[1464] akrip32: getSCSIDevType() -> SS_COMP: 0005	
00000053	62.06998062	[1464] akrip32: getSCSIDevType(): pDevType == 0x0B1C8F70	
00000054	62.07001877	[1464] AKRip32: SPTIOpenCDHandle( 1, 0, 0 )	
00000055	62.07006073	[1464] AKRip32: SPTIGetDeviceIndex	
00000056	62.07019043	[1464] AKRip32: SCSIPT: GetFileHandle(): Setting for Win2K	
00000057	62.07076263	[1464] akrip32: scsipt: CreateFile() returned 0	
00000058	62.07080460	[1464] AKRip32: SPTIGetDeviceIndex	
00000059	62.07084274	[1464] AKRip32: SPTIExecSCSICmd: calling DeviceIoControl()	
00000060	62.07091522	[1464]        : cmd == 0x43	
00000061	62.07968903	[1464]        : SRB_Status == SS_COMP	
00000062	62.07975769	[1464] AKRip32: SPTIGetDeviceIndex	
00000063	62.07979965	[1464] AKRip32: SPTIExecSCSICmd: calling DeviceIoControl()	
00000064	62.07989120	[1464]        : cmd == 0x43	
00000065	62.84175110	[1464]        : error == 1117   handle == 000005A4	
00000066	62.84180450	[1464] akrip32: ReadCDText: Error status: 0x0004	
00000067	62.84184647	[1464] AKRip32: SPTICloseCDHandle( 1, 0, 0 )	
00000068	62.84909058	[1464] AKRip32: SPTIGetDeviceIndex	
00000069	64.87467957	[1464] AKRip32: GetCDHandle( 01, 00, 00, 00 )	
00000070	64.87474060	[1464] AKRip32: GetCDHandle( 01, 00, 00, 00 )	
00000071	64.87478638	[1464] AKRip32: SPTIGetDeviceType( 1:0:0 )	
00000072	64.87482452	[1464] AKRip32: SPTIGetDeviceIndex	
00000073	64.87486267	[1464] akrip32: getSCSIDevType() -> SS_COMP: 0005	
00000074	64.87490845	[1464] akrip32: getSCSIDevType(): pDevType == 0x0B1C8F70	
00000075	64.87494659	[1464] AKRip32: SPTIOpenCDHandle( 1, 0, 0 )	
00000076	64.87499237	[1464] AKRip32: SPTIGetDeviceIndex	
00000077	64.87510681	[1464] AKRip32: SCSIPT: GetFileHandle(): Setting for Win2K	
00000078	64.87567902	[1464] akrip32: scsipt: CreateFile() returned 0	
00000079	64.87574005	[1464] AKRip32: SPTIGetDeviceIndex	
00000080	64.87577820	[1464] AKRip32: SPTIExecSCSICmd: calling DeviceIoControl()	
00000081	64.87584686	[1464]        : cmd == 0x43	
00000082	64.88468170	[1464]        : SRB_Status == SS_COMP	
00000083	64.88475037	[1464] AKRip32: SPTIGetDeviceIndex	
00000084	64.88478851	[1464] AKRip32: SPTIExecSCSICmd: calling DeviceIoControl()	
00000085	64.88491058	[1464]        : cmd == 0x43	
00000086	65.66069031	[1464]        : error == 1117   handle == 0000058C	
00000087	65.66075134	[1464] akrip32: ReadCDText: Error status: 0x0004	
00000088	65.66078949	[1464] AKRip32: SPTICloseCDHandle( 1, 0, 0 )	
00000089	65.66805267	[1464] AKRip32: SPTIGetDeviceIndex	
00000090	77.46139526	[1464] WMDM: Device change message	
00000091	77.46163177	[1464] WMDM: Device change message	
00000092	77.46515656	[1464] WMDM: Starting action id: 0	
00000093	77.46569061	[1464] WMDM: Looking for device changes...	
00000094	77.46573639	[1464] WMDM: Finished action id: 0	
00000095	77.46577454	[1464] WMDM: Starting action id: 0	
00000096	77.46610260	[1464] WMDM: Looking for device changes...	
00000097	77.46613312	[1464] WMDM: Finished action id: 0

Request for Question Clarification by palitoy-ga on 14 Mar 2006 10:48 PST

This doesn't address the whole problem which is why I am posting it as
a clarification rather than an answer.  Have you tried ripping the CD
using Audiograbber?

Audiograbber can be downloaded for free here: http://www.audiograbber.com-us.net/

The MP3/WMA files Audiograbber produces should then be easily placed
into the library in MediaMonkey.  Audiograbber has never let me down
in converting a CD yet!

Another similar solution would be to use the excellent dbPowerAmp (at
http://www.dbpoweramp.com), rip the CD using this software and then
import the tracks into MediaMonkey.

Let me know if this answers your question...

palitoy-ga

Clarification of Question by ctw-ga on 14 Mar 2006 11:53 PST

"This doesn't address the whole problem..."

No, it certainly doesn't. My query is specific: I want to use
MediaMonkey as my 1-stop audio center. Installing yet one more piece
of software and then transferring files into MM is NOT an acceptable
solution.

Answer

There is no answer at this time.

Comments

Subject: Re: Problem Ripping CDs
From: s1006-ga on 15 Mar 2006 03:28 PST

Hey, 
My idea for solution:
-Are you running all of the current drivers for your CD-ROM drives?
-Install Media Monkey again
Do you know how to check for driver?
By the way i would be less upfront and confrontational to a sensible clarification

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