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  • knirpslinn

    • May 2011
    • 15

    Volume/Compression Question

    I recently started ripping CDs in anticipation of acquiring a Linn DS unit. When I brought a selection of tracks to a dealer to verify that I was doing this right, I found that all of my rips sounded loud and a somewhat compressed compared to the dealer's rips of the same CDs. The same was true comparing my rips to the original CDs (at the same volume).

    Neither the dealer nor I have any DSP effects installed. We're both ripping using the current software to FLAC.

    The dealer is using compression level 8 and burst ripping. I'm using secure ripping and compression level 5. Other than that, everything's the same.

    My ripped files were transported as a folder on a data DVD-R.

    I've scoured the help files and the forums. I can only imagine there's something obvious that I'm missing.
  • Spoon
    Administrator
    • Apr 2002
    • 44583

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    Re: Volume/Compression Question

    If AccurateRip is verifiying the rip then the data is 100% correct. In CD Ripper a CRC column is shown, use this to compare to the CRC of your dealers rip. Also in Codec Central (above) >> Utility Codecs

    Is a [Calculate Audio CRC] codec, convert your suspect FLAC file to this and a CRC number is shown, do it for the dealers FLAC file. If the numbers are different then the audio is different.
    Spoon
    www.dbpoweramp.com

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