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    It just as easy to better PC based playback, as it is to do worse!
    Yes, i am suggesting that that the same hardware have the potential to compete at multi thousand pounds level worth of CD playback, and in another config can sound truly vile!

    What these discussions need to make clear is whether the audio file is being treated as a file or an audio stream. While it is stored on a computer it is always treated as a file and you may copy it one hundred times and i swear, the 100th generation copy WILL display the same CRC checksum as the original copy.
    Unless your computer/storage is defect of course.

    As soon as the file is being processed into an audio stream it will be susceptible to jitter, bit loss etc. When ripping a CD (-R) you are relying on another sensitive process which i belive is quite similar to an audio stream. Or at least very simple error detection and correction..

    Of course i may be full of crap!

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    Thank you Grant, Mike! Grant, I had no idea what RPI was. Took the trouble to read all the 24 pages of the thread "New DAC board for my Pi: Audiophonics I-Sabre DAC ES9023". Interesting! Have there been any reviews comparing SQ between Audiophonics and other more common kit?
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    Just wondering which software program people are using for ripping nowadays as this Sticky kicked off a few years back?

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    Using jriver...right now actually lol.
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    What he said and occasionally JRiver's ripper, dBPoweramp is arguably one of the best though

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    Thanks fellas. I look them up. Been using FreeRip mostly. Very easy to use.

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    Quote Originally Posted by HackneyRF View Post
    Thanks fellas. I look them up. Been using FreeRip mostly. Very easy to use.
    It doesn't appear to perform secure rips, which is why you should be looking at dBPoweramp or EAC.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Stratmangler View Post
    It doesn't appear to perform secure rips, which is why you should be looking at dBPoweramp or EAC.
    Thanks Chris. I'll have a look at dBPoweramp

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