moley6knipe;555201 Wrote: 
> If I get an inaccurate rip with errors, I listen to it.  If I can hear
> anything I rip again; most of them I can't hear any artifacts!
> 
> Also, I've set dB to tag my AccurateRip results to the files
> themselves: I figure that way I can always use mp3tag to show me all
> tracks with inaccurate rips at a later date, in case *really* bad OCD
> strikes and I decide to buy new discs to re-rip!

+1  
Check your disks too and look on Amazon etc for foreign pressings as
well.  Here in Canada it is not rare that we get disks pressed in
Europe and the tracks are a different size.  On some disks as few as 1
track on a disk is different from the North American pressing. 

I came across a bunch when I was ripping my stuff and the files ripped
securely but not accurately according to AccurateRip.  I have never
heard any unwanted noise or sounds in any of those tracks


-- 
tedfroop

"Good judgement is the result of experience ... Experience is the result
of bad judgement." 

--  Fred Brooks
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