radish;316977 Wrote: 
> 
> 2) If you're serious about sound quality, don't use iTunes for
> ripping.
> 

That's an interesting comment. 

Surely if any other ripping tool were being used it would be using the
same drive and unless the CD were damaged, there would be very little
error concealment going on, only error correction, which by definition
fixes up any read errors. Why would iTunes be worse? It's always worked
well for me.


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