Ultra Secure 2nd Pass

[PedroT99]

I had a result on one of my discs that I have yet to have.

Normally (with my settings), dBp takes one pass and then encodes. My CDs are in great shape so believe it or not, I have yet to have one bad rip.

This time, I was ripping one of my Mark Knoppfler CDs and it did 2 passes, the second being "Ultra Secure" and instead of the AccurateRip logo, I got an XAR and a Check Mark with "Secure" next to it. I pasted in the first song from the Log. The Log looks different as normally, it lists the different CRC numbers with the different AR confidences.

Track 1: Ripped LBA 32 to 22357 (4:57) in 0:48. Filename: C:\Users\Peter\Music\Mark Knopfler\Sailing to Philadelphia\01 Mark Knopfler - What It Is.flac
Secure [Pass 1, Ultra 1 to 1]
CRC32: 463BA718 AccurateRip CRC: 736CBE80 (CRCv2) [DiscID: 013-001cc633-01201bd4-ae0e300d-1]

I thought perhaps it meant that the disc wasn't in the AR database but then the log says AccurateRip above so I wasn't sure. I know it isn't the most popular CD but I have more obscure stuff than this and they have all been found.

Thanks.

[Spoon]

Re: Ultra Secure 2nd Pass

Your disc is not in AccurateRip.

[garym]

Re: Ultra Secure 2nd Pass

Your disc is not in AccurateRip.

but your output does show a secure rip, so you're good on this rip Pedro. It is odd what is in or not in the AR database. I've had some very obscure CDs show up in the database, and some that should be somewhat common that do not show up in AR database. And it is always true that many of my brand new (non blockbuster) CDs are not in AR database yet. For example, "Woody Guthrie at 100" box set I just ripped last week.

[PedroT99]

Re: Ultra Secure 2nd Pass

Thanks guys..lthats what i thought. I just found the key on the dBp site...didn't see that before?

Great Boxed set by the way! Love Woody Guthrie!