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I had the BOT-1 and experienced similar issues, but didn't want to buy a separate burner. Sold the BDP-2 and BOT-1 and bought a Silenzio which provides both server and ripper capabilities in the same box and haven't looked back. Loved the BRyston stuff, but this worked better for me.
YMMV. JH |
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My experience was identical
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Most folks don't need to buy a new burner or device! If you have a computer, you already have a burner!
There is NOT an all-in-one unit that can rip as well and have the flexibility to make changes as a computer with the right software! |
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James I update regularly. Updated again today to haven't had another go yet.
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Give DBPoweramp a try. They have a free try out period. Once you see the ease to rip and versatility for metadata you will never go back to a one box solution. I love Bryston products (I own an SP3), but the reality is that for consistent ripping your best bet is to use a true and tried dedicated software. My motto when it comes to ripping is: Rip it once, do it right, and forget it.
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I use JRiver on my MacBook to rip CDs. I've never had an issue with it. I own pretty much a full suite of Bryston products, but the BOT never seemed to grab my attention. It's easy enough to rip on my computer and drop the files onto my NAS.
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Good afternoon James,
My new BOT 1 works and sounds great! Many thanks. Tom |
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