hellesangel wrote:
>
> For the past 150 odd CD rips I've used Grip but a while back I noticed
> the quality of the audio from the resulting rip just isn't right.
A bad rip wont produce audio that is slightly wrong - you will get a burst
of noise. The difference is like night and day. (unless you are ripping
techno; but it still wont go unnoticed once you know what to listen for ;-)
> Does anyone know the
> command line option to slow the rip down? I'm using cdparanoia as
> ripper.
Try "man cdparanioa"
In particular....
-z --never-skip[=max_retries]
Do not accept any skips; retry forever
if needed. An optional maximum number
of retries can be specified; for com‐
parison, default without -z is cur‐
rently 20.
and....
-X --abort-on-skip
If the read skips due to imperfect
data, a scratch, whatever, abort read‐
ing this track. If output is to a
file, delete the partially completed
file.
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