jhwilliams Wrote: > If you assume not bit errors, then yes, they will sound the same ;-) > > There will undoubtedly be errors, but as to how significant an effect > they have -- that all will depend on a variety of things, especially > your equipment + setup. I'd try an experiment on a few key pieces of > music that you have and make an evaluation on that. > > I've never bothered with a comparison between EAC unsecure mode and > another piece of ripping software - EAC probably has the edge due to > the features it uses (even unsecure), but if I had to take a view, I'd > say that it would be impossible to tell the difference by ear. > > I have re-ripped everything I have using EAC secure to FLAC - of course > my starting point was an AAC/MP3 library so it was an easy decision.
Thanks for the reply. One thing I like about musicmatch is that I can easily create the following c:\artist name\cdtitle\songtitle.wav.. Now I know I can do it with EAC, but as far as I can tell, it requires me to manually type in the artist and album title, to have them created as separate directories? Did I miss somehting? Scott -- sfraser _______________________________________________ audiophiles mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/audiophiles
