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Thanks. Exactly my thought, it’s data with a checksum at this point. You can confirm the copy.
by dopidopHN 4y ago
Thanks. Exactly my thought, it’s data with a checksum at this point.
You can confirm the copy.
- devman0 4y agoUnfortunately not all CD drives report C1/C2 errors correctly for audio data from a red book CD which is why you have to do external comparisons (see also AccurateRip) and some discs have fake C2 data as a means of copy protection or sometime the C2 data is just un-reliable.