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Anonymous - 2012-09-16

Originally posted by: tmkkmac

How about other drives you have?

*Originally posted by:* [tmkkmac](http://code.google.com/u/tmkkmac/) How about other drives you have?

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Anonymous - 2012-09-16

Originally posted by: hp45...@yahoo.com

Sadly, I'm using a MacBook Air and I don't have any other external optical drives to test with (and I can't install 10.8 on any of my other macs). But I get the same behavior on a Macbook (and the Plextor) running 10.7 (the MacBook's internal optical drive works fine with XLD). XLD 20091230 exhibits similar behavior.

The drive spins up and 20120908 creates a 28 byte file for the first track (20091230 does not) but XLD then becomes unresponsive and no more data is written to the file. Eventually the drive spins down (nothing appears in the logs).

Perhaps this isn't XLD's fault: the PX-B120U isn't officially Mac compatible and only comes with Windows drivers but it's odd (at least, from my naive perspective) that it works quite happily with iTunes et al but not XLD.

*Originally posted by:* [hp45...@yahoo.com](http://code.google.com/u/110821512659832478809/) Sadly, I'm using a MacBook Air and I don't have any other external optical drives to test with \(and I can't install 10.8 on any of my other macs\). But I get the same behavior on a Macbook \(and the Plextor\) running 10.7 \(the MacBook's internal optical drive works fine with XLD\). XLD 20091230 exhibits similar behavior. The drive spins up and 20120908 creates a 28 byte file for the first track \(20091230 does not\) but XLD then becomes unresponsive and no more data is written to the file. Eventually the drive spins down \(nothing appears in the logs\). Perhaps this isn't XLD's fault: the PX-B120U isn't officially Mac compatible and only comes with Windows drivers but it's odd \(at least, from my naive perspective\) that it works quite happily with iTunes et al but not XLD.

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Anonymous - 2012-09-16

Originally posted by: tmkkmac

Hm, how about using the other ripper mode? If you are using the CDParanoia mode, try using the burst mode or XLD secure ripper mode instead. And also try disabling C2 pointer if you are using it.

*Originally posted by:* [tmkkmac](http://code.google.com/u/tmkkmac/) Hm, how about using the other ripper mode? If you are using the CDParanoia mode, try using the burst mode or XLD secure ripper mode instead. And also try disabling C2 pointer if you are using it.

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Anonymous - 2012-09-16

Originally posted by: hp45...@yahoo.com

Thanks! I disabled C2 pointers and everything seems to work fine.

*Originally posted by:* [hp45...@yahoo.com](http://code.google.com/u/110821512659832478809/) Thanks\! I disabled C2 pointers and everything seems to work fine.

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Anonymous - 2012-09-16

Originally posted by: tmkkmac

OK, closing

Status: WontFix

*Originally posted by:* [tmkkmac](http://code.google.com/u/tmkkmac/) OK, closing **Status:** WontFix

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