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> because of it's closed nature and the provenance of the data in it. How does any of that prevent you from using those checksums as an indicator of whether yo
by wtallis 6y ago
> because of it's closed nature and the provenance of the data in it.
How does any of that prevent you from using those checksums as an indicator of whether your own ripping process is working as expected?
- pontifier 6y agoAs far as I can tell, I can't query the database from a script on linux. You have to use their software to do the rip, and query the database. The scripts I have are very streamlined, and make multi-machine ripping very fast. I will probably just use md5 or sha1 as my checksum. But also, I'll have all the flac files so I can always do a full comparison to see exactly what the difference is.