Nash;301816 Wrote:
> Thanks MuckleEck,
> will give dbpoweramp a try. I have t say that I can hardly pick the
> difference between flac and MP3 playback quality even when ripping with
> EAC.
>
> The quality is ok but since the difference between files is not so
> noticeable I'm not so sure that
Can be hard to notice a difference. Depends on enviroment and hardware.
I
rip to flac, so that I later can easily make a copy in any other
format,
maybe lossy, whitout using an already lossy source (my CDs are stored
in
the attic).
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Espen
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Thanks MuckleEck,
will give dbpoweramp a try. I have t say that I can hardly pick the
difference between flac and MP3 playback quality even when ripping with
EAC.
The quality is ok but since the difference between files is not so
noticeable I'm not so sure that going to the trouble of ripping to
If you are using Windows, try dBPoweramp, it accesses the AMG database
and can pickup most artwork (although as ever for classical music not
100%) it also uses AccurateRIP as does EAC.
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MuckleEck
Alasdair
3 SB3s - Duet - Linn Majik - Mission - 2 x AudioEngine 2 - Cambridge
Audio 640R - Mo
Thanks very much, have been investigating Flac files and have found a
free flac ripper called 'exact audio copy'. Only trouble is that
although the album data is retained, the album artwork does not seem to
be imported. This is a pity because the artwork is instantly
recognisable when searching.
Absolutely. The Squeezebox handles WAV files natively. The only issue
with WAV files is that they don't support tags like Artist, Album,
Year, Genre, etc. That eliminates one of the real benefits of digital
music, the ability to find, sort, and play your music using different
criteria. Like ma
Is it possible to get squeezecenter to see and play WAV files?
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