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If you cancel a ripping session when it's not done yet, could that corrupt the file

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  • ripcd
    dBpoweramp Enthusiast

    • Jun 2020
    • 77

    If you cancel a ripping session when it's not done yet, could that corrupt the file

    For example, if you ripped something in burst mode, and it came out as inaccurate, and you started re-ripping it in secure mode, but decided that the track is not important enough to spend that time to re-rip it, and cancel the ripping session, could that result in a worse sounding rip than the initial burst rip?
  • garym
    dBpoweramp Guru

    • Nov 2007
    • 5888

    #2
    Re: If you cancel a ripping session when it's not done yet, could that corrupt the fi

    yes. Why not let it try to rip with secure no matter what. You're only ripping the CDs once. Might as well do it right. You can do other things while ripping. Rip right, rip once!!!

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