Accurate Rip discrepencies

[Ian Berrington]

Good Morning all. I recently discovered that I had 5 albums ripped into FLAC that for some unknown obscure reason ripped to .tmp files and not FLAC. So, I re-ripped those 5 albums, and all went well. However one was an ELO album that I got Accurate (1) on and the dBpoweramp ripper program said was in accurate rip. I was surprised that an ELO album would have only 1 previous rip, but went along with it as it seemed fine. Today I used Perfect Tunes to scan my music FLAC files and the result for this album was "Not in Accurate Rip". Please see screenshot. So the question is, if dBpoweramp says the album IS in accurate rip, and I get a result of accurate (1) why does it show as "not in Accurate Rip" when scanned by Perfect Tunes?

[Spoon]

If the album has a non standard lead in, this information is missing from the ripped files, so the disc ID cannot be generated later on, and not able to look that disc up later.

[Ian Berrington]

Hi Spoon,

Sorry for my ignorance, but what is a "lead in" and what would constitute a non standard lead in?

Thanks and regards

[Spoon]

https://dbpoweramp.com/spoons-audio-guide-cd-ripping.htm