Not that I'm adding much but I just wanted to mention that I've been using dbpoweramp for a while and I like it a lot. I find it easy to use and very fast. I used EAC a few times but it ran much slower. I compared the output of about ten discs ripped to wav with EAC and dbpoweramp and they were identical (I use flac to store my music - wav was just to test). My discs are all in excellent condition. I also like the way accuraterip works - it is better than re-reading and possibly getting the same error - the rip can still be wrong but consistant where as accuraterip uses a checksum which should be more accurate. I had to rip over 2000 cd's so speed was important to me. I think that EAC is a great solution for many people but for me the ease of use and speed of dbpoweramp was well worth the $30.
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