 When converting from CD, pops and/or clicks are present in the output file. How can I improve the output quality?
The first step is to ensure you are running the appropriate ASPI manager. There are a number of ASPI managers available that will not support digital CD conversion from all types of CD-ROM drives. The ASPI manager shipped with Windows 95/98 should work properly.
The second step is to open the software, click "Convert Video", then select the video file  , also you can have the output settings to make your video's quality.
A bigger problem can often be your CD-ROM drive itself. About 25% of the drives currently on the market do not support digital audio extraction. Depending on what the source of the problem is, you may find that all recording is affected or that only a few tracks from certain CDs present problems.
Many of the drives that do support digital audio extraction have poor seeking accuracy that results in audible artifacts in the conversion output. During the conversion process, drive-seeking errors (jitter) may cause clicks, pops, scratches or skips to be heard in the output file. To eliminate or minimize this effect, experiment with the Copy Mode setting to determine which configuration produces the best result on your system. You may access this option by selecting the Configure command from the CD Converter`s File menu. Conversion time may take longer with a different option selected, but the jitter may be minimized depending on which setting your drive utilizes. Some drives will produce excellent sound quality without changing this setting. We recommend you try all available configurations to determine which is best for your drive if you`re experiencing problems.
There is no standard or optimal setting since every system is set up differently. Fine-tuning is often a matter of trial and error. Always remember to avoid running any applications in the background while converting. This includes any pre-installed applications that may have come on your PC.
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