CDex 1.51

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new version for the excellent cd ripper

changes:

Fixed normalization problem
Fixed play digital CD function
Fixed filename generation when % character was in trackname
Better support of USB drives when using Native NT SCSI library option
Various small bug fixes

http://cdex.n3.net/
 
sabresonic said:
new version for the excellent cd ripper
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Well, yes, it USED to be! I can't get it to run on my system. I've got
a NEW BUILD Win98FE, with DirectX8.1 and the buffer overrun patch,
latest drivers for my sound card. Very little else on the system.
Installed CDEX 1.51, and when I try to start it, I get the BSOD with "0E
error at 0028:C181E609 in VXD APIX (03). Same problem I had with my
old, cluttered system.

I had recently upgraded from 1.4 because IT wouldn't run on the old
system.

I'm lookin' for something better now.
Lakeside
changes:

Fixed normalization problem
Fixed play digital CD function
Fixed filename generation when % character was in trackname
Better support of USB drives when using Native NT SCSI library option
Various small bug fixes

http://cdex.n3.net/
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Reply to (e-mail address removed) (Formerly Rancherjim)
 
Well, yes, it USED to be! I can't get it to run on my system. I've got
a NEW BUILD Win98FE, with DirectX8.1 and the buffer overrun patch,
latest drivers for my sound card. Very little else on the system.
Installed CDEX 1.51, and when I try to start it, I get the BSOD with "0E
error at 0028:C181E609 in VXD APIX (03). Same problem I had with my
old, cluttered system.

I had recently upgraded from 1.4 because IT wouldn't run on the old
system.
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My CDEX 1.50 works fine at 98SE, but 1.51 crash with the same error
as your one. There must be an ugly bug there...
 
Well, yes, it USED to be! I can't get it to run on my system. I've got
a NEW BUILD Win98FE, with DirectX8.1 and the buffer overrun patch,
latest drivers for my sound card. Very little else on the system.
Installed CDEX 1.51, and when I try to start it, I get the BSOD with "0E
error at 0028:C181E609 in VXD APIX (03). Same problem I had with my
old, cluttered system.

I had recently upgraded from 1.4 because IT wouldn't run on the old
system.

I'm lookin' for something better now.
Lakeside
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Exact Audio Copy
http://www.exactaudiocopy.de/
With the lame plugin as defined here:
http://mp3.radified.com/

Nothing better IMNSHO

regards

Dud
 
On that special day, (e-mail address removed), ([email protected]) said...
I get the BSOD with "0E
error at 0028:C181E609 in VXD APIX (03).
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That very much looks like a driver problem (on whichever end). I checked
the properties of APIX.VXD in my WinME; it is part of the Adaptec ASPI
layer, which is needed for steering CD burners. Maybe a newer version of
the Adaptec ASPI (or maybe you even have to deliberately install an
older one) can fix it.


Gabriele Neukam

(e-mail address removed)
 
Well, yes, it USED to be! I can't get it to run on my system. I've got
a NEW BUILD Win98FE, with DirectX8.1 and the buffer overrun patch,
latest drivers for my sound card. Very little else on the system.
Installed CDEX 1.51, and when I try to start it, I get the BSOD with "0E
error at 0028:C181E609 in VXD APIX (03). Same problem I had with my
old, cluttered system.

I had recently upgraded from 1.4 because IT wouldn't run on the old
system.

I'm lookin' for something better now.
Lakeside

Reply to (e-mail address removed) (Formerly Rancherjim)
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For the record, I have 1.51 on W98SE and it's fine.
 
I have W98SE, I can't run v1.51. I instantly get BSOD. I installed v1.50,
runs fine.

Andy
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In another thread, there is said the cdrip.dll file in 1.51 is
defective. If replaced by one from 1.50, then CDEX 1.51 works.
 
Libor Striz said:
In another thread, there is said the cdrip.dll file in 1.51 is
defective. If replaced by one from 1.50, then CDEX 1.51 works.
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Thanks for the info. I'll give it a try.

Andy
 
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