2017-02-23, 19:58
I was just thinking about this actually. A couple of different questions:
1) I haven't ripped any CD's in a few years. Lets say for example, I had Track 1, of Artist 1, from his Album 1. If I were to rip and to convert to flac for example, would this hash be the exact same between my cd rippers hardware vs another person's hardware? Or does something like AccurateRip now make all the rips the exact same? I guess what version of flac encoder you use would also make a difference.
2) Is there a "preferred" or "correct" hash? I could imagine people downloading the same exact track from the same exact source, but one being "corrupt" and not being bit perfect to the original. Could you verify your tracks against a database? Kind of like CDDB but on a track level?
1) I haven't ripped any CD's in a few years. Lets say for example, I had Track 1, of Artist 1, from his Album 1. If I were to rip and to convert to flac for example, would this hash be the exact same between my cd rippers hardware vs another person's hardware? Or does something like AccurateRip now make all the rips the exact same? I guess what version of flac encoder you use would also make a difference.
2) Is there a "preferred" or "correct" hash? I could imagine people downloading the same exact track from the same exact source, but one being "corrupt" and not being bit perfect to the original. Could you verify your tracks against a database? Kind of like CDDB but on a track level?
