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Should be the same, unless there were encoding or file errors. Did you get any compression or verification errors?

You can always do a file comparison - convert the last wav pack back to wav and compare it to the first wav from the CD.

no encoding errors at any time.
i know I lost the tags when it went to wav, but dont care, all i care is data and bit audio.
i just did a file comparison, files are identical!

Lossless, lossless... Hmm, what does lossless mean? Think you are zipping or rarring your nice family photo. When you unzip it, will it transform to a gay porn picture?

i know lossless is lossless, but the whole cuesheet image thing, it could get screwed by a fraction of second, that is if a song is 4:16 but the cuesheet marks as 4:15, etc, so no need to worry about this then...

if the track is 4:16 and the program marks it aas 4:15, then something is wrong with the program itself. even so, you wouldn't really lose any audio quality.

It could just be a rounding error of sorts.

hehe so why are you asking ;p

ROFLMAO

Good one, mate

What? You mean I can't use that as an excuse?!