Re: using exact audio copy, or another program to convert cd's to flac

Hi can you send the copy of the version of the exact audio copy tha you are using? also what is the best way to set it up to get the best sounding rips even tho everyone taste in what A good sounding rip is. I would also like to use this program and get good sounding rips to maybe even share

Re: using exact audio copy, or another program to convert cd's to flac

Okay I'll have to sit down and explore the Ez CD Converter itnerface thoroughly then. For the CD archive we use Cue/Flac file pairs - the author of Ez CD Converter calls this a disc image now - but it seems that all the parameters for setting this mode have all gone? Perhaps they're cleverly

Re: using exact audio copy, or another program to convert cd's to flac

Yep its possible that I've missed the logging feature so perhaps you could tell me where it is? On 13/11/2016 3:30 AM, Singing Sparrow wrote: this is not true You can still Log the actions in easy audio converter I do this all the time. On 11/12/2016 8:23 AM, Dane Trethowan wrote: I have

Re: using exact audio copy, or another program to convert cd's to flac

My pc doesn't hybernate or shut down. If you use that file I gave you it will do everything for you other than select the flac format. On 11/12/16, John Covici wrote: > For the ripping, use the external programs tab. If you want to use > flac, you will need to download it

Re: using exact audio copy, or another program to convert cd's to flac

For the ripping, use the external programs tab. If you want to use flac, you will need to download it separately and install and put the path to the binary in the external programs tab and specify all the options to the flac program that you want. After the rip is done, just don't check the

Re: using exact audio copy, or another program to convert cd's to flac

Hi. Ok, i've tried out Exact Audio Copy, and i have a couple issues. First, i have been all over every possible option imaginable, and I can not, for the life of me figure out how to choose a format to rip the cd i've got. Second, there is an option in there as to what to do after the cd is

Re: using exact audio copy, or another program to convert cd's to flac

That's the thing about technology, that's why some prefer pc's and others really love their mac and scream to the world how amazing it is. That's just how it works. we just need to try different things and figure out what works the best for us as individuals. what may work for you may not

Re: using exact audio copy, or another program to convert cd's to flac

this is not true You can still Log the actions in easy audio converter I do this all the time. On 11/12/2016 8:23 AM, Dane Trethowan wrote: I have to admit to being annoyed with EZ CD converter as it is now. What annoys me about this software is that it keeps changing all the time. When

Re: using exact audio copy, or another program to convert cd's to flac

Could you send me your profile for eac as well? On 11/12/2016 7:22 AM, Robert Godridge wrote: I spent hours setting up my eac. Perhaps I can send you my profile file if you're interested and I can work out how. I'm a member of a very stringent private torrents site so these rips are perfect.

Re: using exact audio copy, or another program to convert cd's to flac

Hey thanks, i'll keep this on hand just in case. If I have some time I just might try it out, what the heck! On 11/12/2016 9:25 AM, Robert Godridge wrote: Hi, If you do go for eac (I would) here is a file that should make it easier. All my perfect flac settings are in this file, go to profiles

Re: using exact audio copy, or another program to convert cd's to flac

Hi, If you do go for eac (I would) here is a file that should make it easier. All my perfect flac settings are in this file, go to profiles in the file menue, then import and see what you get. Here's the file https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/17525699/EACProfile.cfg Also if you want to test for

Re: using exact audio copy, or another program to convert cd's to flac

I have to admit to being annoyed with EZ CD converter as it is now. What annoys me about this software is that it keeps changing all the time. When ripping CD'S now the user has no way of knowing just how accurately EZ has done or what errors it came across, the author of the software has -

Re: using exact audio copy, or another program to convert cd's to flac

Hi guys Just for a goof, I tried another piece of software done by the same guy that did EAC, called Easy audio copy. It sounded great, because it claimed that the process to copy cd's was a little simpler than eac. Sure, I want to have great rips, but i'm the impatient sort, so i figured

Re: using exact audio copy, or another program to convert cd's to flac

I spent hours setting up my eac. Perhaps I can send you my profile file if you're interested and I can work out how. I'm a member of a very stringent private torrents site so these rips are perfect. On 11/12/16, Joe Paton wrote: > Hi Chris, > ez cd audio converter >

Re: using exact audio copy, or another program to convert cd's to flac

Hi Chris, ez cd audio converter from poikosoft is worth a look as well. Does a fairly comprehensive range of file format conversions in to the bargain. Can not compare with the other program in this thread, but others might do that for you. Regards, JP On Thu, 10 Nov 2016 23:58:45 -0500

Re: using exact audio copy, or another program to convert cd's to flac

Well how then could Exact Audio Copy have worked find if the CD wasn't ripped successfully? . I did say that - sometimes - Exact Audio copy takes a little time to configure, not every computer and not every drive is the same. so you may need to do some testing, the documentation that comes

Re: using exact audio copy, or another program to convert cd's to flac

If you're using original CD'S then there's a good chance they'll show up 99% of the time. That's the nice thing about Exact Audio Copy - if you're looking to copy audio discs - it copies them exactly and you'll see it, no more inexact matches when looking up in a database with an Exact copy

Re: using exact audio copy, or another program to convert cd's to flac

hmmm, I have had no very long times with exact audio copy, except for one cd which was never ripped successfully at all. My drive was in the database, so it worked fine, even the accurately ripped database. On Fri, 11 Nov 2016 00:30:04 -0500, Dane Trethowan wrote: > > Exact Audio Copy is a

Re: using exact audio copy, or another program to convert cd's to flac

I use exact audio copy all the time to do just this. I had to fool with the configs to get it to do flac instead of mp3, but it works great. You might still run into cds not showing up in the database, but that's a different program. On Thu, 10 Nov 2016 23:58:45 -0500, Chris Skarstad wrote: >

Re: using exact audio copy, or another program to convert cd's to flac

Exact Audio Copy is a truly outspend tool. Its been a good while since I’ve used it given I use my Mac for that sort of thing so I don’t know where the software is at these days. First thing I will tell you is that - due to the truly configurable and customisable nature of Exact Audio Copy -