On 5/12/07, Don Ferguson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > CDEX uses the Lame encoder which is generally held to be one of the best > around.
CDex allows you to choose which MP3 encoder you want to use if you have more than one installed on your machine. Lame is terrific, but if, for some reason, you might have purchased a license to Fraunhofer or some other version, you can select that from Options. Just an FYI. The thing CDex is not great at is robustness to faults in the source. EAC is like an obsessive-compulsive accountant when it comes to bit-for-bit precision. CDex, on the other hand, is much less careful (so you can get the occasional audible blip), but it rips a 60-minute CD in about 6 minutes on my not-cutting-edge PCs, so I can overlook that one little fault.
