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Originally posted by schmooky007
the only two ripping programs actually have jitter correction as a part of their routine are EAC (for windows) and CD paranoia (for linux). the ripper/encoder combo "Cdex" also has some kind of "jitter correction" mechanism though rumours have it that it is nowhere near as precise as the error correction you get in "secure mode" with EAC
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Well there is another lesser known newer shareware ripper out that boasts secure extraction with error correction. Authors claim you MUST use a drive that doesn't have buggy firmware to get results. I have a LiteON and a Plextor with latest firmware and EAC still did a better job. But it is new only 2 releases so far and it did get alot of mixed feedback on the r3mix/cdrw.org forums.
http://www.compactgear.com/
features include
Accurate and reliable digital audio extraction (DAE)
On-the-fly jitter correction, defective sectors overread and adaptive speed selection based on realtime subchannel reading
Super fast lightweight adaptive DAE engine with realtime subchannel analysis written in Assembler
One click MP3 encoding using third party encoder DLLs: BladeEnc, Lame , GoGo (very high speed, MMX optimized)
Batch ripping/encoding
Optimization for error free DAE on the latest high performance drives
Two level CD drive capabilities detection
Flexible auto adjustable drive specific DAE levels
Support for both manual and auto selection of DAE levels
Support for both MMC and selected SCSI-2 drives
ID3 tag creation
Accurate and intelligent pre-gap detection
CUE sheet creation
Track/album information retrieval from freedb
Full support for authenticaing HTTP proxy so that freedb queries can be tunneled through a corporate proxy/firewall
Advanced diagnostic logging with on-the-fly compression of generated log files
Built-in CD player
Intuitive 'Appliance-like' GUI
