My current wishlist:
-An option (for the -rall and -rgd modes) so that the C2 pointers are used only for purely informative purporses, without absolutely re-reads, like the old PerfectRip does. I mean the program will read and dump into a .c2/.c2e file the raw C2 pointers provided by the drive, but won't re-read anything marked as bad by the C2 pointers. This way I will know if a rip is good (no further action required) or bad: to resurface and clean the CD until getting 0 C2 errors, to try another drive, to try another read speeds or simply replace the CD if nothing works to get a flawless dump without re-reads. Of course, the log file should report if the dump was flawless or not flawless.
-The suggestion posted above applied to the -ra mode as well. And I would like that you could implement offset correction for the -ra mode: it would apply, as default option, the standard one defined by the AccurateRip database plus the possibilty of override it via the add parameter implemented in the -rall mode.
http://www.mediafire.com/download/u0olo2c51f2qv13/
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By the way, do you know the offset of the C2 error in detail?
In case of perfectrip, it can set "c2 read offset correction bit(s)"