pfarrell Wrote: > To really, really know that you have the correct bits, you would have to > have at least three separate CDs, and separate computer/CD combos, then > extract it three times and use a computer "voting" scheme to tell which > is right. The hydrogenaudio instructions for EAC configuration that street_samurai linked to above include Accurate Rip, which integrates with EAC and uses a central database to accomplish that by pooling checksums from rips performed by many different people. It isn't always perfect-- varying manufacturing pressings of CDs can result in false indications of a problem-- but it is pretty darn cool. (Like EAC and Mp3tag, Accurate Rip is free.)
With that said, if Accurate Rip tells me there may have be a flaw in the rip, I usually ignore it. If I hear a problem while listening at a later time, I will go back and see about cleaning off the disk and trying again. I have not yet heard any flaws during playback through my SB2, though, even with one CD that had a substantial crack in it. -- abdomen _______________________________________________ Discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/discuss
