Eric Carroll;166569 Wrote: 
> 
> A 1% sample loss rate on bit oriented CD readback would seem to me to
> be very high. On voice codecs this would be noticable and very bad. I
> would have to think this would also transfer to music perception.
> 


If by 1% error rate you mean that 1% of the bits are read incorrectly,
that's an enormous error rate.  Remember that there are around 6
billion bits on a CD, and EAC typically reads CDs with no errors.  So
the error rate should be around 1 in 10^{-9}, not 1%.  That's true even
with $30 CD-ROM drives; it's hard to imagine that high-end CD transpors
are much worse.

I don't think CD read errors are ever a significant issue for sound
quality if the disc is in good shape.


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