[Feature request] Reduce paranoia if AccurateRip is available

[compucat]

It's known that cdparanoia can drastically slow down ripping speed on certain drives - see previous discussion in #28. However, max paranoia mode is often not required - discs in good condition often verify against AccurateRip just fine when ripped using no paranoia.

I've found myself manually performing the following loop:

• Run cyanrip -I to verify that an AccurateRip entry is available
  • If not, run cyanrip to rip with max paranoia
• Run cyanrip -P0 to rip disc with no paranoia
  • If any tracks fail to verify, run cyanrip -l<whatever> to selectively re-rip with max paranoia

This adds a fair bit of manual terminal-juggling, but is ultimately faster than ripping everything with max paranoia to begin with. It would be extremely convenient if cyanrip could automate these steps - and I think it would make for a sensible default setting as well. :)

[cyanreg]

Accurip's checksum is so woefully bad, so comically underengineered, errors can cancel each other out. I'd rather not risk undetected errors getting into rips.
The CRC32 is much superior, as it was actually designed to catch multiple errors, but unfortunately, the accurip database only stores its shit checksums.

[compucat]

Oi, I did not know this! Thank you very much. (Now to consider whether or not to re-rip anything I did with -P0...)

Is there somewhere I can read more?