I switched over to Mac at the beginning of the year, and am also using
XLD for ripping. I miss dbpoweramp, but XLD at least gets the job done.
Plus, it will rip to FLAC, too.
2-SB3s, 1-Duet, 1-Touch...and an iPeng convert.
If you really consider switching your ripping over to the Mac i suggest
using XLD ripper converting to ALAC. Its ripping security should be
superior to itunes. It also creates neat logs comparable or even more
detailed as the ones in EAC and dbpoweramp.
Transporter (modded) -> RG142 -> Avantgar
usc95 wrote:
> Thank you both for the reply. Glad to hear my little nettop should be
> able to get the job done. I am considering using Itunes to rip since I
> am tired of maintaining two libraries. I guess the first time I hear
> any issues with the files I might change my mind but as of now
Thank you both for the reply. Glad to hear my little nettop should be
able to get the job done. I am considering using Itunes to rip since I
am tired of maintaining two libraries. I guess the first time I hear
any issues with the files I might change my mind but as of now the
convenience factor
usc95 wrote:
> I am using an Atom powered Win 7 nettop to host my LMS. I have been
> ripping to FLAC for years but would now like to use ALAC since I have
> just bought a Mac and Itunes is so dead simple to rip and tag with on
> the Mac. I have two radios, a classic, a boom and pogoplug running
Transcoding ALAC to FLAC doesn't require an awful lot of processing
power, even a NAS should have no problem with that.
The limitation is usually that you need an ALAC decoder and some NAS
don't have that.
Under Windows this probably means you'll need to have iTunes/QuickTime
installed.
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lea
I am using an Atom powered Win 7 nettop to host my LMS. I have been
ripping to FLAC for years but would now like to use ALAC since I have
just bought a Mac and Itunes is so dead simple to rip and tag with on
the Mac. I have two radios, a classic, a boom and pogoplug running
squeezelite in my Squ
