Rip accurate, but CRC wrong (in red) - what gives?

[Nubben]

Hi,

I bought dBpa R12 over the weekend and so far I am more than impressed with the product, not to mention the support in these forums.

Last night I was ripping a badly scratched CD by Dan Reed Network which showed up in the AccurateRip database. Unfortunately track number 3 did not rip properly and was labelled "Inaccurate" and "Insecure". Tried several times to re-rip but to no avail.

I decided to try EAC and although it too reported inaccurate rip it did not detect any errors.

So, I decided once more to try dBpa and this time it did rip the track as accurate (according to the AccurateRip database - confidence 14) but the CRC value was in red.

My question is - what does this mean and is the track now securely ripped?

Many thanks for any advice!

Nubben

[EliC]

Re: Rip accurate, but CRC wrong (in red) - what gives?

The CRC is red because the new, accurate rip does not match the old inaccurate rip.

[Nubben]

Re: Rip accurate, but CRC wrong (in red) - what gives?

Ok, thanks EliC - as long as I know (going forward) that these rips are indeed secure.

Nubben

[Spoon]

Re: Rip accurate, but CRC wrong (in red) - what gives?

If accuraterip says it is accurate, it is.

[Nubben]

Re: Rip accurate, but CRC wrong (in red) - what gives?

Gotcha. Thanks!