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Posted by Greg on 02/02/06 01:49
"> If standard mode with jitter correction, or the overlap paranoia mode,
> don't work for a given disc, it's certainly worth trying the full
> paranoia mode. However, with a good drive, and a reasonably readable
> disc, it's unnecessary. You would almost always notice read errors as
> clicks or skips in the sound.
>
With the drive I have (and probably will have for quite a while), and a disc
in visibly perfect shape, full paranoia mode eliminated the jitter errors
that I was getting when trying to rip this particular CD in standard mode.
So even with a good disc it made a difference in this case.
Anyway, what I was curious about was the situation where there wasn't any
disc problems...standard or full paranoia both yielding a good rip....would
the paranoia mode result in a more accurate rip anyway. If it will, then
I'd then want to use full paranoia even if the disc would rip fine in
standard mode.
Greg
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