One set of rippers get same MD5—other set differs—how can this happen?, Was: CD Rippers 50/50 (TOS #6/unclear) Options

[eahm]

First of all, this is an amazing community, thanks for being so professional.

I have one simple question and since it's easier to show it...

This is what I get when I encode the same track from an original audio CD:

CRC32 MD5 Filename

F4658B95 4DD9BD15DA751BFDFC3C8BF7CD4A54C8 D:\Downloads\Test - CUERipper (2.1.2a).flac
F4658B95 4DD9BD15DA751BFDFC3C8BF7CD4A54C8 D:\Downloads\Test - dBpoweramp (Reference R14.2).flac
F4658B95 4DD9BD15DA751BFDFC3C8BF7CD4A54C8 D:\Downloads\Test - EAC (1.0 Beta 3).flac
F4658B95 4DD9BD15DA751BFDFC3C8BF7CD4A54C8 D:\Downloads\Test - foobar2000 (1.1.11).flac
F4658B95 4DD9BD15DA751BFDFC3C8BF7CD4A54C8 D:\Downloads\Test - MusicBee (1.4.4418 RC)

9DFC546A 6ACCFCDFC4169B096884D855A6D5A0AE D:\Downloads\Test - CDex (1.70 Beta 4).flac
9DFC546A 6ACCFCDFC4169B096884D855A6D5A0AE D:\Downloads\Test - Easy CD-DA Extractor (16.0.0.1).flac
9DFC546A 6ACCFCDFC4169B096884D855A6D5A0AE D:\Downloads\Test - iTunes (10.5.3.3 x64).flac
9DFC546A 6ACCFCDFC4169B096884D855A6D5A0AE D:\Downloads\Test - MediaMonkey (4.3 RC).flac
9DFC546A 6ACCFCDFC4169B096884D855A6D5A0AE D:\Downloads\Test - fre:ac (1.0.19).flac
9DFC546A 6ACCFCDFC4169B096884D855A6D5A0AE D:\Downloads\Test - Winamp (5.6.2.3199).flac

How can this be possible? Can they (AE) really be all "wrong"? They don't have some feature that EAC, dBpa and CUERipper enable in my drive (Pioneer DVR-219LBK)?

*The three (C8) rips have been tested with AccurateRip and they give the message 8, EAC also says 100% accurate.

Thanks,

edit: on MusicBee it changed the offset to +6 (when I clicked Lookup), C2 error check, verify with AccurateRip and secure rip and I'm happy with the CRC result. What is that I've changed and made the rip to result the same?
edit2: I got it, it's the CD Drive Offset, I just checked with this list (http://www.accuraterip.com/driveoffsets.htm) and it's the +6 that made the rip accurate. Now I want a list of every CD ripper software where you can't change that
edit3: Sorry guys, this post is a big fail! I know what the problem is and how to fix/change it, is there a list of software that allow you to change the CD Drive Offset?

This post has been edited by eahm: Feb 11 2012, 07:14

[eahm]

mjb2006, thank you.