What button is that? Could you provide some more detailed instructions
about how you do this in foobar 2000? I'm assuming that you are
coverting into mp3 or ogg. Does it also transfer the metadata from the
FLAC file to the other format?
I'm not sure about a button, but if you select all the
On Wed, 2005-04-20 at 08:49 -0700, bjmacdow wrote:
The only difficulty that I am having now, is having the dbpowerAMP
program travel to the internet and retrieve cd/track/artist
information.
I use CDex and EAC on Windows boxes, either will get the CDDB/freeDB
data where possible. On Linux, I
Last time I used dbpowerAMP it did look up the CD data!
Is it not working?
James
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Subject: Re: [slim] Re: Just getting started...
On Wed
--- jth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you are going the mp3 route, I highly recommend using one
of the LAME
encoder's high quality VBR presets.
version 3.90.3 with setting --alt-preset standard or
I agree. Rip with Exact Audio Copy (EAC) in secure mode and let
EAC encode it for you as
Ben, one of the best places I have found for information about
compressed audio formats is www.hydrogenaudio.org It contains a vast
amount of information but try not to be intimidated. When you have
time browse the FAQ section there. Since you are going to be using a
Squeezebox2, you should stick
CavesOfTQLT wrote:
Sorry to jump into this thread but reading those flac comments makes me
want to try it out. Can someone point me to a good 'copy that CD into
flac' site or just to indicate the steps/instructions I need to do this
using EAC or other software. So far all my CDs are encoded in mp3
--- bjmacdow [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Ok...I am a total novice at this. For clarification, does EAC
have LAME
3.90.3 embedded into it as an option? Or do you rip through
EAC and then
compress everything ripped again with LAME 3.90.3? Thanks for
You have to download the LAME codec
CavesOfTQLT wrote:
Can someone point me to a good 'copy that CD into flac' site or just
to indicate the steps/instructions I need to do this using EAC or
other software.
from the FLAC FAQ:
http://flac.sourceforge.net/faq.html#tools__eac_and_flac
How do I set up EAC to rip directly to FLAC?
See
On Tue, 2005-04-19 at 12:32 -0700, jmpage2 wrote:
I had a buddy with a bunch of music that was not backed up. His
motherboard went out and corrupted the hard drive. Now he gets to rip
400 CDs again.
Not at all clear to me that ripping to Flac or ACC or WMA or
anything else would have any
--- bjmacdow [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Out of curiosity...how much time would it take to burn a
standard 12
track CD in EAC to Flac and/or LAME?
This depends greatly on three things:
1) The speed of your CD drive - Obviously, the faster your drive
can extract the audio the quicker the
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Subject: Re: [slim] Re: Just getting started...
--- bjmacdow [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Out of curiosity...how much time would it take to burn a
standard 12
track CD in EAC to Flac and/or LAME
Rob,
Mareo really doesn't like any blank lines in the mareo.ini file. Make
sure every line that's not a command line has a semicolon at the
beginning. Make sure there's not a blank line at the end of the file --
very easy to overlook.
The command must be one line - no breaks. Use an editor
I did my A/B test with a good pair of headphones. One thing that I
noticed immediately -- the soundstage for an MP3 song (in comparison
with a non-compressed one) just collapses into practically nothing. A
song that immediately comes to mind is Joni Mitchell's Big Yellow
Taxi. The acoustic
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