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Curious, are c2 errors consistently interpolated - ie will the corrected music be seen as accurate in accuraterip?
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Re: defective by design, c2 interpolation and accuraterip
The Defective by Design mode does not use AccurateRip, on purpose. With such cds getting an AccurateRip result is unlikely (each drive would read the disc in different ways). -
Re: defective by design, c2 interpolation and accuraterip
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Re: defective by design, c2 interpolation and accuraterip
No, each drive reads the cds (false TOC) differently.Comment
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