When ripping a CD track takes longer then Real Time Playback (Error Correction City).

This track took double the time to rip then just to playback the track in real time (If it can without skipping that is).

I've seen Error Correction being used on the very end, last second of cheaply made CDs. Even if I get error correction on my CDs, its not enough to fudge the data to be considered inaccurate when to other accurate rips.

This specific CD ripped the other 19 tracks just fine. It had a fair amount of scratches but nothing crazy. CD is within Red Book standards of having less then 79 minutes of music. Audio size didn't go over the 700 to 800MB music compacity (Not computer data compacity). After the rip, I listened to the sections and it sounded fine, gotta love modern error correction.

eBay seller I bought this CD from, said this was "Near Mint". I got this for a really good deal anyways.

Thanks to EAC for my ripping needs for over the years.