jhwalker Posted May 21, 2018 Share Posted May 21, 2018 Sigh. If your CRC matches even ONE other rip, the odds against your having a bad / inaccurate rip are billions to one. It's obvious - that's just how it works. All this talk about "odds" and "possible" are just that - talk. John Walker - IT Executive Headphone - SonicTransporter i9 running Roon Server > Netgear Orbi > Blue Jeans Cable Ethernet > mRendu Roon endpoint > Topping D90 > Topping A90d > Dan Clark Expanse / HiFiMan H6SE v2 / HiFiman Arya Stealth Home Theater / Music -SonicTransporter i9 running Roon Server > Netgear Orbi > Blue Jeans Cable HDMI > Denon X3700h > Anthem Amp for front channels > Revel F208-based 5.2.4 Atmos speaker system Link to comment
jhwalker Posted May 22, 2018 Share Posted May 22, 2018 Take a typical track ripped from a CD. If even ONE byte (among several millions) changes in the rip, the resultant CRC will be WILDLY different; i.e., a COMPLETELY different string. That's just how CRCs work. Thus if you have a match to EVEN ONE other rip, it means the odds are literally billions to one that both are correct (or both incorrect in EXACTLY the same way, which is absurd). To get the same CRC from two DIFFERENT rips of the same track is so wildly improbable as to defy imagination (IOW, it doesn't happen). DaQi 1 John Walker - IT Executive Headphone - SonicTransporter i9 running Roon Server > Netgear Orbi > Blue Jeans Cable Ethernet > mRendu Roon endpoint > Topping D90 > Topping A90d > Dan Clark Expanse / HiFiMan H6SE v2 / HiFiman Arya Stealth Home Theater / Music -SonicTransporter i9 running Roon Server > Netgear Orbi > Blue Jeans Cable HDMI > Denon X3700h > Anthem Amp for front channels > Revel F208-based 5.2.4 Atmos speaker system Link to comment
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