
Perfect Digital Audio Extraction
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       [ AccurateRip Rippers | AccurateRip Forum] 
 AccurateRip™ furthers Audio CD ripping by verifying ripped tracks against an Internet database, making sure they are error free. AccurateRip™ is the only Audio CD ripping technology which can verify extracted audio files are 100% free from errors, or put another way...no CD/DVD drive exists today which is able to self detect errors 100% of the time (in PCs or CD players), we call this the audio CD error detection hole (and applies to drives with c2 reporting abilities). [details about this hole can be found in the secure ripping guide]. AccurateRip™ is the premier technology for audio extraction, we have a saying 'don't just rip Audio CDs, AccurateRip them'.  | 
  

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		Why? 
      Conventional CD ripping programs (such as iTunes, or Windows Media Player) do not verify audio, beyond CD drive self verification and as already mentioned there exists no CD/DVD drive which can report all errors. This can lead to potentially speaker damaging spikes being stored in the audio, with no way of knowing if there are errors: 
		 Many CD/DVD drives silence errors (interpolate), leaving sections of 'silence' instead of audio, the audio is sub-quality and not as the studio intended. AccurateRip™ is different, it is able to verify and separate or highlight bad tracks, adding a level of reassurance. The CD with bad tracks can be cleaned, repaired and re-ripped, or replaced. CD ripping is a time consuming process, it is best to do it right and do it once. I am Convinced How do I Take Part? follow these these instructions Access rights Access to AccurateRip is free for non-commercial usage, commercial usage is restricted to prior agreement, email for details. Contact AccurateRip is implemented and maintained by Illustrate, Email contact details.  | 
    
         
 Database Updated October 2025  | 
  
    
 
| Each CD drive reads audio discs
      slightly out (a number of samples), if your CD drive supports 'Accurate
      Stream' it will be a constant value, this should be the same for
      each particular make and model of CD Drive.
       A table of CD Drive Sample Offsets as collected by AccurateRip.  | 
    
         
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