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  • sashua
    • Jun 2008
    • 40

    Accuraterip question

    Can someone tell me the difference between "AccurateRip, "Not in Accuraterip" and "InnacurateRip"?

    I have allowed some "Not Using AccurateRip" discs onto my music server but I have been segregating and deleting from the server all the ones that come up as "Innacuraterip".

    Thanks,
    Russ
  • Spoon
    Administrator
    • Apr 2002
    • 44099

    #2
    Re: Accuraterip question

    See the help file for CD Ripper (open CD Ripper and click red [?]), each combination is detailed there.
    Spoon
    www.dbpoweramp.com

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    • sashua
      • Jun 2008
      • 40

      #3
      Re: Accuraterip question

      I have already checked the Help File and can find nothing about the specific terms "Not in Accuraterip" and "InnacurateRip"?

      If I rip a CD and it is in "Innacurate Rip" then I expect it has errors and will be no good, right?

      If it just says "Not in AccurateRip" then is it likely fine anyway?

      Thanks,
      Russ

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      • LtData
        dBpoweramp Guru
        • May 2004
        • 8288

        #4
        Re: Accuraterip question

        "Not in AccurateRip" means the CD isn't in AccurateRip and is indicated by a grey "x".
        Inaccurate means other people disagree with your rip and it probably has errors and is indicated by a red "x". However, if all tracks are inaccurate but the CD is in good condition, you probably have a different "pressing" of the CD and your rips might be just fine.

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        • sashua
          • Jun 2008
          • 40

          #5
          Re: Accuraterip question

          O.K. I get it. So if something won't rip in AccurateRip I shouldn't assume automatically that it is bad.

          Thanks,
          Russ

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