Question about Ultra Secure

[MMBL622]

Should I enable ultra secure? It take so long to rip just one track in some CD.....

I've experience that different CD spend different time to complete the process even I enable the ultra secure function. Some CD only take 10 to 15 minutes, but some CD spend more than 30 minutes.

What is the meaning of 'X AR' next to a track after a song is ripped?

Please note I use uncompressed encoding to rip FLAC file (It really sound better than other encoding)

[Spoon]

Re: Question about Ultra Secure

If all the tracks are X AR then it means the disc is likely not in accuraterip's database. If it is not in the database then with ultrasecure it is ripped over and over to check quality. For most people this is overkill.

[MMBL622]

Re: Question about Ultra Secure

If all the tracks are X AR then it means the disc is likely not in accuraterip's database. If it is not in the database then with ultrasecure it is ripped over and over to check quality. For most people this is overkill.

Spoon
What should I do if my dBpoweramp show the CD is “Not in Accurate Rip”? It spend so much time to rip CD (and some tracks are failed to rip, I have to skip these tracks). What setting I should choose in order to speed up the process? THX.

[Spoon]

Re: Question about Ultra Secure

Disable ultra secure, enable c2 error pointers if supported by your drive.