I thought it was just a freak occurance.  Having ripped around 70 of my
CD singles to FLAC, I was playing them through both SB and Winamp and
found one that cut short around 3/4 o the way though a track.  On
Winamp, I got an error pop-up telling me there was something wrong with
the end of the stream.  SB just stops playing and went straight to the
next track.

Thinking it to be simply a dodgy rip, I re-ripped the track and all was
fine.

I've ripped a few more since then and by chance have found another
track that exhibits same behaviour.  I'm now beginning to doubt the
"integrity" of my FLACs and wonder how many others might be like this.

I've ripped around 100 CD singles so far and already found 2 relatively
serious problems in the small number of tracks I've actually played 2
weekends of ripping/playing.  By contrast, I've only found 3 or 4 bad
rips in my MP3 collection over the past 2 or 3 years.

Is there a program I can run my FLACs through to validate them and
check they're ok, or see which ones need re-ripping?

I rip to FLAC using EAC and FLAC 1.1.2.  I've ripped using a number of
different PCs (my desktop, my wife's desktop, and my laptop).  All PCs
have a decent spec, the lowest spec being my laptop with 1.7GHz mobile
Pentium chip and 1GB RAM.  I don't know what's up, but I don't think
it's a resources issue on the ripping PCs.

I need to check out these tracks without listening to every individual
one (playing time is something like 15 hours so far).

Help!!


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gutted

http://www.last.fm/user/gutt3d/

Slimserver 6.3.1 +MusicIP Mixer 1.7 +MoodLogic 2.7.1.18 +AlienBBC 1.02a
+Slimscrobbler 0.34
Windows 2000 Professional sp4
Intel Celeron 1.4GHz
512MB RAM
Squeezebox 1 wireless (Player Firmware Version: 40)
Library of approx 6600 MP3s
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