I've been waiting a whole year to get this baby and i'm not disappointed.

No one is ever disappointed. It's a great product!

I'm using AudioGrabber to rip my Cd's and am still getting some ripping problems.

I haven't used Audiograbber, but if I remember right, it's the same ripping engine that's used by Audiocatalyst.

If it's similar to Audiocatalyst, there should be an option in the settings for something called DYNAMIC SYNC WIDTH. Set that and see if it solves the problem. The DAE speed should also be settable.

Also make sure to read the program's online help. If it's similar to Audiocatalyst, there will be extensive documentation on how to correct rip errors.

Otherwise, try another product such as Exact Audio Copy (do a web search to find it). I have a certain PC where the Audiograbber/Audiocatalyst engine will refuse to run properly on it, and the only program which works is WinDAC32. You're going to have to experiment a little to find a good ripper. Read the FAQ at Riocar.org for more details.

Also, if I do find a bad track, how do i mark it. I tried holding the Cancel Button, but it did not work.

If you have a Rio remote, you do not hold the Cancel button. You just press it during playback. Notes:

1) You must be running the 2.0 software for this feature to work. It's not in 1.03. You might not want to use 2.0 until it's out of beta, there are some known bugs which you probably want to avoid.

2) The 4 key also doubles as the Mark Track key.

3) If you press the Cancel button very soon after exiting the menu, it will not mark the track. It's got a time-delay which prevents you from accidentally marking the track if you exit the menu by pounding on Cancel a bunch of times.

And even if I could mark it, how would I then find it in Emplode to know that I needed to re-rip it ?

If you look in the All Tracks view on Emplode 2.0, you will see it as having a different icon. Or, you can perform an Advanced Search on the term marked. These are only available in 2.0 version of the software.