afblaster Wrote: > I went through the process of configuring EAC with flac, which I found > fairly difficult and time consuming, even though I followed the > tutorials, but I am > old(ish)! > I used it successfully for a while until I saw dBPowerAMP Music > Converter recommended on this forum. > > http://www.dbpoweramp.com/ > > I installed this and found that, like EAC, it uses AccurateRip to > configure the read offset of your CD/DVD drive, which is important I > feel. > The program is quick, it takes 3 min to rip and convert Beethoven 9th, > for example. Tags and flac compression level can be set up, and it can > also rip to Monkeys Audio, MP3, Ogg Vorbis, WAVE and WMA v9.1. If you > want to rip to MP3 you have to register and pay GBP9.91 (US$16.45), but > for this you obtain an improved GUI, which allows you to play the cd or > individual tracks as well, prior to ripping. I find it is easy and > straightforward to use. Interesting. So you think dbpoweramp is as accurate (or close to) EAC? That is a tempting option. To be honest, I haven't yet heard ANY of these lossless options on my high end rig. I have only heard MP3 which DO NOT pass the goosebump test.
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