KeithL wrote: > m1abrams;261377 Wrote: >>> KeithL;261375 Wrote: >>> >>> >>> If you are ripping a large collection, you most likely do not have time >>> to listen to each rip to confirm it has no errors. Having a secure rip >>> means you do not have to worry.> > >> So you rip 2000 cds and 6 months down the line you find one that >> clicks and pops. Re-rip that cd with error correction. >> >> I think the total paranoia about error correction may stem from guys >> who rip cds that don't belong to them.
That's rather disingenuous. I think it's more to do with a desire for peace of mind - knowing that things are perfect. I only plan to convert my CDs once, and the ripping process is the least painful part of the process - it's much more hassle sorting the tags out, esp. for classical music. So, I'm quite happy letting EAC chug away while I do something else. It's not costing me any time, whereas the tagging is hands-on, interactive and does cost me time. R. _______________________________________________ ripping mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/ripping
