That’s usually how these things go.
I understand that. But you keep missing what the point of that system is and what errors you would get if you tried to use it on an actual mix.
Normally you would dither the output at some point and that dither will mess with Verifile. So you can’t use it assuming you’re actually processing.
The errors it’s made to detect are typically ones that don’t create the sound you’re talking about.
The fact that you’re not rethinking this just shows that nothing will change your mind, and that’s exactly why I brought up confirmation bias. If you were open minded and actually cared about technology and what the actual truth was then your response wouldn’t have been to double-down on what Verifile does.
Just think about it.