moley6knipe;230394 Wrote: > > > 1 I use iPod in the car almost exclusively, so battery life not a > problem > 2 I've never rewound or fast-forwarded anything on either my Netgear or > my SB3, so the transcoding doesn't bother me! > 3 In my opinion, popping a CD into iTunes and letting it rip it to ALAC > involves less work than the various flac stages required > 4 I can't be bothered with maintaining two libraries or transcoding > flac>somthing else for iPod > 5 I've tried to hear differences between flac ripped on EAC and a CD > ripped lossless in iTunes, and (on my system at least) I can't. That's > the clincher for me! > > Anyway, that's my £0.02 worth!
Thanks, I am moving towards that and have similiar usage as you. For point number 5, EAC and like programs ONLY help when the CD is of poor quality. If you are ripping clean scratch free CDs any ripper should work fine. Also does Apples ripper now have an option for "secure" ripping? I will probably continue to use dbpoweramp for my ripping needs though. -- m1abrams ------------------------------------------------------------------------ m1abrams's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=850 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=38573
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