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Zero length gaps in EAC

Hi. I noticed that a lot (but not all) of my CDs appear to have zero gaps at all when using the "detect gap" feature of EAC.
Is this normal? The first track generally has a 00:00:02 gap, but all the other tracks have zero length gaps.



Zero length gaps in EAC

Reply #2
Is this normal?
Yes.

Tracks need not have gaps. A length of zero means they don’t.


That is reassuring. Thank you.

Another question:

I read in a EAC setup guide that if all the tracks are reported as having the same gap length, something fishy is going on.
I just ripped a CD where all of the tracks were reported as Pre-gap length  0:00:01.73.
Since the guide said that this was supposedly an error, I re-tried using EACs gap detection methods A, B and C. Same result.
Should I be worried? Here is the log: http://pastebin.com/WzL66JJs



Zero length gaps in EAC

Reply #5
It most certainly does.

Zero length gaps in EAC

Reply #6
Great.
I'll just continue ripping my way through the collection then.
Thanks all!