>If you use dbpoweramp and mp3tag you can't go wrong. Much superior to >any of the other combo's out there. Sorry Phil but it's true. Once >you give up on EAC you'll see the difference.
I do use dbPowerAmp, but I only got it for the converter. I don't like dbPowerAmp as a ripper much; EAC does everything I need, and a lot quicker because it does ripping and encoding in separate threads. With EAC I can find gap information and control what happens with the gaps, test CRCs of the rips if the CD is not present in accuraterip, create CUE sheets. With dbPowerAmp, I also have to remove a bunch of stuff that I don't want. The interface is naff - resize the window and controls go missing off the right-hand side (such as comments). My license for various metadata sources expired. So I do see the difference - better performance and more functionality for free. dbPowerAmp is really good for converting to other formats though - I use it for FLAC->mp3 for iPod, or converting SHN -> FLAC for old live archive recordings. Phil _______________________________________________ ripping mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/ripping
