>The only way to get an accurate rip of audio data is to compare it to a known good source That's the only way to confirm you got an accurate rip. It says noth

>The only way to get an accurate rip of audio data is to compare it to a known good source That's the only way to confirm you got an accurate rip. It says nothing about how to get the rip in the first place. In my experience, "full of errors" sounds exaggerated. Most of CDs can be easily ripped in 'burst mode' (in EAC) or equivalent in other software and you still get same (exact CRC32) result from AccurateRip DB with no C2 involved (I disabled it), as soon as you set the offset correctly. Disclaimer: I didn't rip 4000 CDs, only hundreds.