Aguida;291257 Wrote: > I did one more test. This one was from ripping a song from a rather old > and scratched CD. As you can see there are lots of differences between > the EAC rip and Ripstation's. > > EAC reported Accuraterip match, so if that is true than definetely > Ripstation copy is not bit accurate. > > Just to be 100% sure that my test was correct I ripped again the same > song on another computer using dbPoweramp as ripping program. I got an > accuraterip confirmation and when I compared the EAC ripped WAV file > and the one ripped by dbPoweramp those two were 100% identical - bit by > bit. > > So my conclusion is that Ripstation unfortunately cannot be used if the > goal is to have bit perfect copies.
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