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Operation - Ripping

6.1 The Ripping Process

Ripping CDs to UnitiServe is a simple process. It is preferable

while ripping for UnitiServe to be connected to a working

and reliable internet service.

Note: An internet connection is necessary for UnitiServe

to identify CDs and download their artist, title, track listing

and artwork data. If UnitiServe is unable to access the

internet while ripping, it will initially interrogate a small

internal database for the CD’s associated data. If the CD is

not found on the internal database, only the ripped audio

data and its identification code will be stored. Manual

input of CD data or further AMG and FreeDB database

requests can be made via the Desktop Client application

once an internet connection is re-established.

Note: Right-click on the album name in the Desktop Client

interface to request an online database lookup manually.

To rip a CD insert the CD in the UnitiServe transport slot.

Ripping will begin automatically and takes up to eight

minutes.

Note: It is good practice to check that the playing surface

of each CD is clean before ripping.

Note: Ripping can be cancelled once underway by

touching the UnitiServe front panel logo or selecting Abort

on the Display Interface Ripping Monitor page.

When UnitiServe has ripped the CD and downloaded its

associated data it will eject the CD automatically. As soon

as a CD has been ejected, UnitiServe is ready to rip the

next one. The Ripping Monitor menu provides feedback on

progress as the ripping process takes place.

Note: UnitiServe may be unable automatically to eject

CDs that are outside usual manufacturing tolerances. If

this occurs, carefully insert an unfolded paperclip into the

access hole beneath the CD loading slot and push to

actuate the manual eject mechanism.

The CD will be included in UnitiServe’s music library listing

about 1 minute after it has been successfully ripped. It will

then be available for playback either locally or across a

NaimNet network.

Note: Ripping to an external Music Store may result in a

longer delay before UnitiServe’s library listing is updated.

6 Ripping

UnitiServe will only fulfil its potential if it holds a significant library of music. A typical music

CD carries approximately 600MB of data and the 2TB storage capacity of UnitiServe’s

internal hard disk will hold approximately 2400 CDs. The addition of network music stores

can increase storage capacity effectively without limit. Ripping a typical CD takes up to

ten minutes thanks to the advanced data handling algorithms that ensure, unless the CD

is badly damaged, the ripped data is always a “bit-perfect” copy.

6.2 Copyright Issues

The music carried on a CD, and the recording of the CD

itself, is likely to be the subject of copyright restrictions

which allow the owner of the CD only to make copies

(ripping in effect copies a CD) for personal use only.

Ripping CDs that you don’t personally own may violate

Note: CD copyright law may vary with territory.

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