atrocity wrote: 
> I've seen:
> 
> 1. Discs that look perfect and play fine but refuse to rip cleanly in
> any drive
> 
> 2. Discs that look perfect and play fine but will only rip cleanly in
> *some* drives
> 
> 3. Discs that look chewed up but read perfectly in a single pass
> 
> 4. Discs with damage that interfered with normal playback but that
> ripped cleanly
> 
> 5. "Bronzed" PDO discs that looked screwed up but ripped just fine
> 
> 6. And yes, visually-perfect discs where only some tracks can be read in
> some drives
> 
> After ripping too-many-thousand CDs I think I've seen it all.  I can't
> make any generalizations about commercially-produced discs, but I can
> say that those who sprung for Taiyo Yuden and/or Mitsui CD-Rs did not
> waste their money.
> 
> I keep a couple of very, very old IDE Teac and Plextor drives around and
> mount them in a USB adaptor for problem discs.  Sometimes even a brand
> new disc requires hooking one or both of them up to get a clean read.

CD was a 6. 
It has ripped OK in my Vortexbox drive where there is no accuraterip
implementation.



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