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that's right, including the edit... except the combined read/write offsets might be for two drives, your rom drive and your burner would be usual. don't use this option unless you have to!

the best thing to do is test if you can do an exact audio copy using your own computer and separate read and write offsets.

I did this. I set up all my offsets, ripped a silver cd, then I generated a wholefile .md5 for the WAVs. I burned an audio cdr from these WAVs, switched it to the read drive, then ripped this cdr to a new folder. I tested the .md5 I created from the silver rip and it was perfect. EAC also mistook my audio cdr copy for the original silver when I put it in.

The only thing left to test would be to rip a cdr on another computer then follow thru the steps and see if the .md5 still works. I'm pretty sure it will.