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Originally Posted by emeline-rec  Say we burn a audio CD-r at high speed then it is susceptible to a high error count. Also if we rip audio fast as a burst copy then lots of errors can happen. either way the audio is no longer exactly the same as the wav/aif we burned.
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All the errors in this process can be corrected - if you are doing things properly then the ripped files will be identical to the source files, no matter what speed you are working at. The only difference between audio and data CD's is that there is one less layer of error correction for audio CD's and some CD drives (and most software) don't handle audio errors properly.
Cheers
James.