Lyonesse Wrote: > I Use EAC to rip my CD's into wav files, (I use the action / test and > copy selected tracks option in EAC). I then run through each track > correcting glitches) It sounds to me that if you want true audiophile copies of your CDs you are going to have to rip them all again (preferably to Flac so you get the tags... you can even include reviews, bios and lyrics with a bit of manual editing using something like MP3Tag). BTW. I use a Plextor CDR. These cost a few pounds more (£20 perhaps?) than other drives but are considered to be very good. The EAC/Plextor combo has ripped all my CDs without any errors. The only time I have had any problems is when I've been trying to do some other processor intensive activity on my PC at the same time (ideally I do not use the computer for anything else while I am ripping, which is fine as long as you have another computer). And... Accurate Rip hardly ever verifies my CDs as accurate. I think there are just too many different pressings of most CDs to make it a very worthwhile service. MC.
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