The EAC vs. saving your .shns debate is old hat. This thread is not to discuss that tired subject. With all of the EAC talk lately, however, I did want to throw out this suggestion: if you are seeding something that requires you to use EAC, it is a good idea to include a log of the EAC session with the rest of the files. I forget exactly at which point (because I save my .shns) :-) but you get an option after the EAC-rip to make a log file, which is nothing more than a .txt file that captures the report EAC displays.
When EAC-ing a disc, I call the EAC log something like pj2000-10-20d1EAC.txt. Or, you could copy the EAC log right into the text file. Either way, I think it lets someone down the line know that you are somewhat serious about your rips, and they can judge for themselves by the .txt file whether you got a good rip or not. Pete -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] Chicago, Illinois _______________________________________________ etree.org etree mailing list <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> http://mail.etree.org/mailman/listinfo/etree Need help? Ask <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
