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2026-04-10 · via LWN.net comments

When I used EAC, I used burst mode on the problematic CD's.

Since I have lost rips to crashed hardware (real men don't take backups, but they cry a lot ;) ), I have now used Claude Code to build the ultimate ripping system that runs on linux (and macos). The ripping process is done by using cdparanoia in paranoia mode - if that fails, it retries with paranoia off; if that also fails, burst mode.

(The reason I build my own system is primarily to handle multiple drives sensibly, and support multiple ripping machines if wanted.)