![]() ![]() The CRC may be non-exact but if you used accurate rip it is a non-exact value that a lot of other people agree with and if you start with a good baseline (i.e. A few hours/days/weeks later when it finished you can delve through the log and see what failed and needs to be ripped again. To further that ability you can load your entire library into Foobar and use a plugin that checks for incorrect CRC. If the CRC changes you know there were problems. If you get a low confidence rating try re-ripping that track. DbPoweramp has no utility for this and expresses itself through more robust, will read the disc at a glacial pace for days if needed, ripping scheme.ĬRC comparison on a file per file basis is what they are looking at. Beyond that you would need to look at dedicated software such as is used to correct digitized vinyl. ![]() EAC offers a very simplified editor which may prove enough. ![]() Now what you wanted beyond that was how to handle sound glitches. DbPoweramp is much more fully featured in the ways mentioned and I believe it's listed under Secure Rip settings. In EAC this is a simple option under "Extraction" in the options. Be that cancelling the download after X amount of read failures or any number of other options. Inside the AR enabled program you can set parameters for handling bad frames. Accurate Rip will tell you if there were errors compared to as many reference discs it has stored. ![]() To offer a fuller answer to your larger issue. ![]()
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