CDDA Rip Quality
Pat wrote:
Can an Audio CD be read back, exactly as it was written?
Yes, bit perfect.
I have seen some discussion that its not possible, due to the way a
commercial CD-A is made.
I general, a bit-perfect copy of a CDA track can be written to a hard drive.
The resulting .wav file can be burned onto a new CD, and the original track
and the copy track can be identical down to the last bit.
I've done this many times. I often use this test as a means to judge the
quality of CD ROM drives and software for copying audio tracks to hard
drives.
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