Now, most of the time even if there are some small errors, they are tiny and impossible to hear - a few samples here and there (and remember, CDs have 44,100 samples for every second of music, so most small deviations or errors are literally imperceptible to human ears and brains).
Without secure rip and/or AccurateRip database checks, you cannot be 100% sure that there were no errors when ripping the CDs. This software can also optionally compare the ripping results with an online database called AccurateRip to ensure that the results are 100% identical to what dozens or 100s or 1000s of other people around the world have gotten when they've ripped their copies of the same CD. One thing to keep in mind, though, is that there are certain apps - some of them free - that can do secure rips: these are rips where the software tells the CD drive to rip each little segment of the data on the CD multiple times to ensure the results are accurate. Yes, it doesn't matter which CD drive you are using, as long as it's in good working order. As notes, making private copies of CDs you own is legal in most places, and never prosecuted in the places where it might be technically illegal.
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