Re: CD Ripping Uncertainty Principle?

On Tue, Sep 28, 2004 at 12:04:05PM -0500, Alec Wood wrote:
> At this point I have no idea how common this sort of thing is.  I've
> only tested one CD (a commercial one) and it only has this one problem
> area maybe a second long or so.  Maybe lots of CDs do this, maybe it's
> quite rare. I have no idea.

In the average mass produced audio CD, you generally have a
substantial number of errors that get through the two layers of
correcton used on an audio disc.  This is considered acceptible in the
industry as they're usually not audible.

Monty