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Sort of though. CD Audio is meant to be played back with a minimal buffer before the DAC and to be kept spinning at a very precise speed. It's more like a digit
by jacobush 8y ago
Sort of though. CD Audio is meant to be played back with a minimal buffer before the DAC and to be kept spinning at a very precise speed. It's more like a digital vinyl record than it is a file system, for instance.
- Dylan16807 8y agoThere's enough error detection that if you can actually get access to what bits come off the laser you won't have any major problems making a perfect rip. Your whole-disk alignment might be off by a couple sectors, but that's about it.