Jeff Flowerday wrote:
You really need to quit spewing this crap!
I think I've had enough of this. ;)
Regards,
Peter
___
discuss mailing list
discuss@lists.slimdevices.com
http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/discuss
I often spend time on the web while I am ripping discs. Is this ok? Or
is there a change I could corrupt the rip in some way? Thanks for the
help.
--
rydenfan
rydenfan's Profile:
I always do both at the same time (right now, for example) and have
never had a problem.
--
Shredder
Shredder's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=11380
View this thread:
Totally OK.
In the early days of CD _burning_, you had to be careful because the
drives had very small buffers. Any activity on the PC could cause it to
run empty and the write would fail completely, because a disc could only
be burned in a single continuous operation.
Ripping is a completely
Thanks so much guys! Always better safe than sorry...
--
rydenfan
rydenfan's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=15335
View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=44478
You would have thought so but my original collection rip (using a mix of
iTunes, Windows MP, and EAC/Lame contained a lot of files with errors
(ie that wouldn't play properly either on my iPod or by SlimServer). I
always put that down to doing other tasks at the same time.
This time i've ripped
Just make sure that error checking is on with whaterver software you use
and you should be fine.
I didn't know about error checking in WMP before I started ripping my
2000+ CD collection. Fortunately I found the error of my ways 300 in.
Without error checking in WMP I'd get the odd blast of
Jeff Flowerday wrote:
Just make sure that error checking is on with whaterver software you use
and you should be fine.
I didn't know about error checking in WMP before I started ripping my
2000+ CD collection. Fortunately I found the error of my ways 300 in.
Without error checking in WMP
Peter;277490 Wrote:
Jeff Flowerday wrote:
Just make sure that error checking is on with whaterver software you
use
and you should be fine.
I didn't know about error checking in WMP before I started ripping
my
2000+ CD collection. Fortunately I found the error of my ways 300
in.
Jeff Flowerday;277520 Wrote:
I don't remember asking your opinion. FLAC doesn't work on my Zune,
doesn't work worth a crap in MCE. Why should I use it again? Oh yah,
because Peter said so. Rollseyes
DRM isn't on by default in WMP so why these people turn it on is
besides me. I tried
Jeff Flowerday wrote:
I don't remember asking your opinion. FLAC doesn't work on my Zune,
doesn't work worth a crap in MCE. Why should I use it again? Oh yah,
because Peter said so. Rollseyes
Not just me, you'll notice that most people here'll recommend FLAC
instead of lossy or
Absolutely EAC is the best solution if you have the time and want the
best guaranteed rip.
I don't like when people feel they should ram their solutions down
everyone's throats.
FLAC is a great lossless format but in some environments it isn't the
best choice.
--
Jeff Flowerday
Do you have a link to recommended FLAC software?
Thanks
Ross
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Peter
Sent: Sunday, March 09, 2008 3:59 PM
To: Slim Devices Discussion
Subject: Re: [slim] is it ok to use the web while ripping discs?
Jeff
Ross Malegus wrote:
Do you have a link to recommended FLAC software?
This is all you need:
http://flac.sourceforge.net/
http://www.exactaudiocopy.de/
Regards,
Peter
___
discuss mailing list
discuss@lists.slimdevices.com
Peter;277545 Wrote:
Jeff Flowerday wrote:
I don't remember asking your opinion. FLAC doesn't work on my Zune,
doesn't work worth a crap in MCE. Why should I use it again? Oh
yah,
because Peter said so. Rollseyes
Not just me, you'll notice that most people here'll recommend
Jeff Flowerday wrote:
Most people will recommend it, myself included when using the Squeeze
box only, but most people don't jump on threads crapping on other
technologies preaching FLAC as the end all solution of solutions.
If I turn on my SqueezeBox Controller it says Free Your Music..
Peter;277576 Wrote:
Jeff Flowerday wrote:
Most people will recommend it, myself included when using the
Squeeze
box only, but most people don't jump on threads crapping on other
technologies preaching FLAC as the end all solution of solutions.
If I turn on my SqueezeBox
Jeff Flowerday wrote:
I missed the press release where I don't own my music?
I'm not in this thread or flamewar, but you only own music you write and
perform. When you buy a CD, you don't own the music. This is what DRM
and the DMCA is all about.
Free your music
Pat Farrell;277606 Wrote:
Jeff Flowerday wrote:
I missed the press release where I don't own my music?
I'm not in this thread or flamewar, but you only own music you write
and
perform. When you buy a CD, you don't own the music. This is what DRM
and the DMCA is all about.
Free your
19 matches
Mail list logo
