On Mon, Jun 8, 2009 at 1:09 AM, Nikolai Prokoschenko
<nikolai@...> wrote:
Per Øyvind Øygard wrote:
>
> It's also a very niche thing, and would likely only be interesting to a
> small group of MBz users (hardcore flac pirates). If picard had ripping
> capabilites it would be somewhat different, but I don't see that happening
> anytime soon, if ever.
>
I'd be pretty interested in some checksum on the audio to check whether some
small bits of my music collection have been corrupted by a datasystem error
or something like that. Not sure though if that's the scope...
Sure, though OP was mentioning offset issues specifically, which is a non-issue if you do the rips yourself.
Checksumming your music is indeed quite useful, but this can be done to great effect with AccurateRip (try CUE Tools, it can verify+tag your collection in one pass). Duplicating the efforts AR has done will be incredibly difficult since MBz has no ripper backing, which you pretty much need to get a critical mass of checksums.
--
Per / Wizzcat
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