blessingx;341623 Wrote: > From personal experience (I kept a PC around for a while solely for > EAC), iTunes is fine as a ripper. You can use Max on OS X, but when you > get down to it a perfect reproduction of a scratch is a scratch and I've > had better luck in either depending on damage type. Plus the hardware is > likely at least as important as the software. ;) > > I run my system off a MacBook also. As long as you have your NAS > mounted and SqueezeCenter running it shouldn't revert. Also check your > Use iTunes setting. I point directly to my drive path instead of using > the iTunes option in SC so that may be part of it. And iTunes can > revert if you launch prior to mounting your drive. > > On a side note, I have a limited collection on my laptops drive and > full on NAS. SqeezeCenter always points to the later, but I can play > music from the former when out and about. Also you can have multiple > libraries within iTunes, I find the app Libra worth it to switch back > and fourth. Itunes is a fine ripper if you don't mind listening to every second of every cd to see if you got a good rip. That's the only way to tell. I think there is one mac ripper that can us dbpoweramps accurate rip database. You might want to try that one. Too bad dbpoweramp or EAC aren't made for mac yet.
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