Finding INACCURATE rips or scratched cd's once I'm done?

[todd1010]

I've recently been encoding all of my 900-ish cd collection to Lossless format. I'll put in a CD and walk away sometimes I'll see that a few possibly more tracks come back INACCURATE.

Once I'm finished can I go BACK and easily find the INACCURATE rips or find CD's that were either scratched without having to listen to EVERY CD in my collection? So basically is this INACCURATE title something I can find and correct later on when I'm finished?

[Spoon]

Re: Finding INACCURATE rips or scratched cd's once I'm done?

It is written to the ID Tags as Accuraterip-result

[todd1010]

Re: Finding INACCURATE rips or scratched cd's once I'm done?

Thanks, so I can do a search for all songs in Windows Explorer or dbpoweramp?

And does this mean that that song is "possibly" scratched/skipping?

[dbfan]

Re: Finding INACCURATE rips or scratched cd's once I'm done?

You can use batch converter, select your music folder, click list then switch on the accurate rip result column, then sort on that column.

[ClassYK]

Re: Finding INACCURATE rips or scratched cd's once I'm done?

That's exactly the answer I was looking for but actually, what is " batch converter"? Is it the same as Music Converter? I could not find list nor the acurate rip column...
Many thanks in advance for your advice.

[Spoon]

Re: Finding INACCURATE rips or scratched cd's once I'm done?

It comes with dBpoweramp Music Converter, look in Start >> Programs >> dBpoweramp Music Converter >> dBpoweramp Batch Converter

[ClassYK]

Re: Finding INACCURATE rips or scratched cd's once I'm done?

FANTASTIC! I just discovered another dBpoweramp gem. Thanks a million times.