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Correction, it isn't overshooting the end of the track, it's just
repeating a fraction of a second of audio near the end a few times. I
didn't notice it before because the end of the track was so similar to
the start of the next.

> I seem to have found a bug in dagrab.  Whenever I rip a track with it,
> it overshoots the end of the track into the next track. It then repeats
> this extra audio for a second or two.  It also seems to grab more if you
> set it to grab more sectors in each request with the -n option.  If
> needed, I can send a you sample of this.

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