> using EAC and checked with accuraterip And did you have secure mode on? if so re-rip those 1000 discs in burst mode and see how many failed against AccurateRip. You can also not take the whole of CD drives as determined by 2. If you had 50 drives and ripped 10,000 discs (on each drive) I would listen to your results more. BTW I see the raw data coming into AccurateRip, no one else sees that data...
> Afaik most E32 errors are casued by 'static' conditions such as pit and > land length deviations, poor pit geometry etc. that cannot be fixed by > rereading. Are you saying that is not the case? Please explain. If most errors were not recoverable then there would be no need for secure rippers, if you put a 1000 damaged CDs through a secure ripper you would see it recover. All drives have zones: [Error Free Rips][Able to Recover Errors][Unable To Recover] On very good drives the [Able to Recover Errors] section is quite small, yes a secure ripper does not have much work to do, on poor drives it is quite large. I don't use datasheets, instead I rely on imperical evidence such as AccurateRips raw data. -- spoon Spoon- www.dbpoweramp.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------ spoon's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=18156 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=51311 _______________________________________________ audiophiles mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/audiophiles
