How can I verify an accurate rip of a flac rip after it's been ripped? I don't have the disc anymore.
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How can I verify an accurate rip of a flac rip after it's been ripped? I don't have the disc anymore.
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You need to inflate to wav, then burn a CD, then rip it.Originally Posted by webby
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Another vote for XLD. I also have Max on my system which I used a lot, but the Beechy put me on to XLD and I've never found anything better. The accuracy is staggering, and as Snapper says, importing using XLD and then burning to a CDR produces discs that are second to none.
The real boon to XLD is the way it uses the AccurateRip database - if your copy isn't great, someone else's sure is.
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