On 11/01/2011 10:45 AM, Blake Jones wrote: > So it looks to me as if paranoia is being too confident in declaring a > match when it's analyzing heavily repetitive data. Given modern CD > drives and fairly clean CDs, it seems like this behavior might introduce > more problems than it fixes.
Blake et al., I noticed this problem with paranoia while I was developing cued, my own ripper. I had hoped to fix paranoia, but I got sidetracked with first grad school, and then illness. If you search the list, you should find my old posts. I did not diagnose it to the extent that you have. I did note that jitter correction was erroneously correcting non-errors, and that you could see this by ripping from an image file--NRG or bin file--that was known to be correct! (Known by accurate rip or whatever....) So, yes! This is a very astute observation and if you could fix it, we would all be grateful :-) I hope to get back to cued some day, but it will probably wait until after my Christmas surgery and the ensuing physical therapy, after which I should be back to the pinnacle of health (running, biking, hiking, skiing, and all that other stuff I haven't been able to do for two years!) Rob
