mark-e-mark;513049 Wrote: 
> I uninstalled EAC and reinstalled it on my Ubuntu laptop using the Wine
> installer.  It runs, but it's VERY slow.  I was able to rip the same CD
> on my XP server in 10 minutes, and on Ubuntu, it still has not completed
> after 25-- for a single track!  This laptop is a dual-boot and EAC never
> had this issue running in Vista.
> 
> Rubyripper uses CDParanoia, so I was prepared to like it.  I installed
> RubbyRipper and upon ripping the test CD, it's log showed "encoding
> errors" for a track I just successfully ripped using EAC on my XP
> server. Oh well. 
> 
> As it stands right now, I will have to remote into my XP server and run
> EAC there in order to rip with any sense of reliability.
It looks like you are moving to Linux and I think it will be easier for
you to run native Linux apps. Ripping audio under Linux is nothing new
and using Wine is a half measure, I wonder if there is anything that EAC
does that can not be done natively. If you require gui interface try K3B
(sudo apt-get install k3b* or use synaptic package manager), but also
give a try to command line scripts. My favourite is crip, it has some
classical music tweaks so it might be not the one you want. Another one
is ripit, just insert the CD, hit couple of enters and you are done.
Both are avaliable via synaptic. Both of the scripts (I believe K3b
also) use cdparanoia to extract data and you have options how many
repeatable reads you want in case there are read errors.


-- 
matka

George

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