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Hmm, after comparing dB's log files to EAC's, I prefer EAC's. For one, EAC uses .log where dB used .txt by default. They also have data indented and on separate lines more often, where dB strings it all together like a sentence. Not very pretty. Also EAC lists the track quality and peaks which are kinda nice to see but I know they aren't needed due to AccurateRip. So, will the format of the log files ever be revised? Also, I didn't see any difference between detailed and complete logs (though I only ripped one track to test it).
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Re: Different log structure?
Yeah, mentioned that. Just like how the data is more on individual lines and cleaner looking IMO.Comment
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