andynormancx;516162 Wrote: 
> The problem is that it is perfectly possible to get the same bad rip
> twice in a row, meaning you'll get matching CRCs, but still a track with
> a pop or a crack lurking waiting for you.
> 

Has there been any testing showing this actually happening, i.e.
md5sums matching when there are errors?

This is how I rip my CDs.  I use cdparanoia, but with paranoia turned
off.  This allows full speed ripping.  I rip every track twice and
compare md5sums of the wav files.  Only if the md5sums fail to match do
I drop down into paranoia mode, and if that doesn't do it, I do a sector
by sector match (like Rubyripper) until all sectors match at least twice
(or I kick the CD out and try a different drive).

I don't use EAC because

1. it's too damn slow and I have too many discs to rip
2. it runs on an OS I've never felt comfortable with


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