Submit your drive!

You can report if your drive works with Audiograbber, and if so, what settings you use.

If you send incomplete information, it will be ignored. Your personal info is not required, it will be used to contact you if necessary. (And will NEVER EVER be used to send spam to, I hate spam as much as you do!)

You won't get a confirmation of your submission, if you get redirected to the database your submission was successfull. (You only need to press the 'submit'-button once!) All submissions are processed by hand, so it can take up to 48 hours to be included in the list.

If you have any questions please email me at frank@audiograbber.nl.

Drive info
Brand: brand name of your drive (if it is a Plextor, enter "Plextor", etc etc.)
Model: model number of your drive (my Plextor PleXWriter 24/10/40A is identified as PX-W2410A by Audiograbber, so in this case you would enter "PX-W2410A".
Firmware version: the firmware is to your CD-ROM drive what a BIOS is to your computer, it processes commands and does a lot more. On newer models it can be upgraded, so please put the version here. (my TEAC drive was unable to rip audio-CD's correctly with firmware 1.0A, with 3.0B it could. Therefore this is important.) You can find this info in Audiograbber, after the drive's model name.
Can read DVD/burn CD/DVD: this is for statistic purposes only. (If the drive can read DVD's, select it, if it can burn CD's, select the other option.)
Doesn't work: select this if it does NOT work in Audiograbber. Please contact me first if you think it doesn't work, most likely there's a problem with your system, not with the drive.

Rip method & Compensation
Copy these settings from Audiograbber. Enter what you prefer. (What do I mean by this? My TEAC drive (again) is able to read CD's with Buffered burst copy, but when speed problems occur it produces jitter. Therefore I use Dynamic synch width, then the files are always perfect. In my case I would enter "Dynamic synch width").
Note: DAE speed should be entered according to what you use in Audiograbber. My TEAC drive (third time :) ) can rip CD's at 16x, but these are sometimes imperfect, so I rip at 4x. Enter "4" in this case). If the DAE speed can't be selected (and thus remains on Default) enter a "0" (zero). Or if it is set to Maximum, enter "99".

Comments
Fill in whatever you want, system info, remarks about the drive, etc. etc.
Example: "This drive produces perfect files even with lots of possible speed problems."
Note: this field allows a maximum of 255 characters.