Hi Folks, naim mentioned the CORE was used the EAC for ripping but I found the ripped result was not identical with my PC use EAC and XLD.
Result (EAC and XLD are identical, but Core not)
File: C:\Users\marco\Desktop\01. TEST_XLD.wav
File: C:\Users\marco\Desktop\ 01. TEST_EAC.wav
File: C:\Users\marco\Desktop\ 01 - TEST_Uniti Core.wav
Anyone know why the file hash was not identical ?
Cheers,
Conclusion: your pc cd rom doesn’t have the same calibration as the core.
Hi Robert,
The EAC and XLD result is Accurate Ripped, same as the Accurate online database.
I think this just means that the Core’s offset is different and so you have 14 bits of extra silence before 69 million bits of music. Not exactly something you could detect. So don’t worry about it I suggest.
Every rom has their own offset value, if the software set correctly, the output result should be same if nothing any read error.
Do you know any software can i find out what is the track on different ?
Not sure what you mean by “track on different”, but 14 bits is less than 1 millisecond so you are not going to hear it anyway.
From another forum; which hopefully explains the md5 difference.
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Robert, Thanks !
Let me download the software to verify them
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May 17, 2024, 9:04am
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