It uses CD Paranoia for ripping CDs...
As far as I am aware that is one of the best CD ripping programs out there.
Of course Max is best secure ripper for Os X, because it's the only one. Too bad that it isn't really a secure ripper.
CDparanoia can't be used with drives that have cache and Max's "comparison ripper" reads only one block at a time, so it will get the data from drive's cache, which is of course identical with first read and therefore the second read does not verify the first read at all.
Furthermore there has been no development in Max's extracting within this whole year and the author haven't even read The Red Book to understand what kind of format audio-cd really is.
What I'm lookin for (and what CDDAE for windows, which I gave the link) is just a simple small app, that would read audio one track at a time and repeat that so many times that user defines.
After that app would tell simply numerically how many samples (88200 samples/second) were different between the reads.
this kind of simple app would be enough to see if the rip is ok.
After that there might be lots of complicated methods to rip those tracks that do have errors.
First time in my life, I feel that I should learn to write code myself; so simple app, many wrote to windows, none to OsX...
Maybe Rubyripper will be good enough...
AudioCDRescue doesn't seem to be available any more...
