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				Re: Question about the "no silver CD  >> CDR transfer" rule
			 
 
			
			
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					Originally Posted by superhokie
					
				 (dcbullet suggested I post this question here after one of my torrents was pulled recently)
 I was wondering if I could get some clarification on the "no silver CD >> CDR transfer" rule.   Can one of the mods explain the reasoning behind that rule?
 
 I'm a little confused because a CDR copy of an original CD is not allowed - but I see plenty of torrents here at TTD where multiple generations of cassette transfers ARE accepted.  That makes no sense to me since a cassette tape copy (no matter how good it is) is still not going to have the dynamic range of a CD/CDR.   Each time you make a cassette generational copy, you're losing some range data.
 
 I would have thought the opposite rule to be in effect (no uploads with cassette lineage but Silver CD > CDR would be okay).
 
 When I make a CDR rip from a silver disc, I use EAC.  I have my read & write offsets configured perfectly so that my .LOG files generated by my rip have 100% error-free rips.  I also include a .CUE file so that a truly perfect copy can be made by the next person who snatches these files.  So if these are perfect extractions from silver CDs & perfect CDR writes (according to EAC logs, etc.) - how come those aren't allowed but cassette lineages are?
 
 I'm not trying to start a flame war on this topic.  Just asking for clarification on why this rule is in place.  Thanks!
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