Please describe the problem:
I decided to try a badly scratched cd to see what the output from Sound Juicer would be, and was quite surprised that SJ didn't output any error while and after it finished ripping the cd. So I listened to the whole album to see what was going on, and indeed the tracks did have sound artifacts, like would be expected.


Steps to reproduce:
1. insert any CD with enough scratches to result in choppy playback when used in a cd player.
2. in my case I chose 'CD quality, lossy' which results in .ogg files, though any format should do to reproduce this.
3. tell Sound Juicer to rip the cd; wait until the rip is finished.


Actual results:
Sound Juicer informs the user the rip finished successfully when in fact some of the tracks have audio artifacts, such as clipping, noise, etc.


Expected results:
Sound Juicer should warn the user that there were tracks not correctly ripped, alternatively showing a log window with the cdda ripper output, or perhaps highlight the tracks the were extracted with recourse to error correction.

Does this happen every time?
It probably depends on how consistently the cdda ripper used extracts audio tracks.

Other information:
In the steps to reproduce I mentioned using a visibly scratched CD. From my experience though, an apparently clean/unscratched cd can get even if just a couple of skips on a single track, when it is ripped to a PC.