Thanks Five. I did configure EAC when I first got acquainted with it back in 2004 and haven't changed the settings since then. What I was concerned with after reading uhclem's post was this:
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Originally Posted by uhclem
Some drives can read into the 'leadin', some can read into the 'leadout', some can do both, (most) can do neither. This is also called 'over reading'.
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I have Overread into Lead-In and Lead-Out checked and I wonder if my drive is one of the few exceptions as mentioned or that it somehow got checked when it should better have been left unchecked. I can't remember if I actually tested it. In other words, how can I determine if my drive is capable of that without going through the fuzz of having to configure my EAC settings all over again? I can't find any information on that.
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