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  1. 21st Mar 2011 07:37 #1
    Nitro89
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    I just ripped my brand new Extreme album by Extreme using dbpoweramp cd ripper, and one of the tracks is coming up as "inaccurate (10)", how can this be, the album arrived sealed, I also don't believe there to be a second pressing of this album either.
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  2. 21st Mar 2011 08:43 #2
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    Why are you not using EAC instead?
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    Just use CDex and stop worrying about these so-called "inaccurate" readings. Do the rips sound "inaccurate" to you?
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    I know it's an old thread but I already had a new sealed CD in the past, unpacked it, ripped it with dBpoweramp and EAC -> both telling me that the rips are inaccurate.
    Got the CD a second time and then the rip was OK.
    No scratch but the first disc was broken.
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