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I Know, I did look at the pinned threads, and went to download exact audio copy, but either they have changed domains or are defunct, 'cause the site is showing as an enregistrered domain.
So, does anyone know of a decent (my ears aren't that sensitive) audio ripping app(probably *.mp3 'cause i'm a bit wary of the *.wma format, even though I have heard tracks that sounded great)?
CDex.
Free,very userfriendly,rips to different formats...
If you can't get ahold of EAC there's always Audiograbber and dBpowerAMP. Oh and if you are determined to use EAC... which you should be :P... you can find it here.
Yup, I use dBpowerAMP, and it's awesomeQuote:
Originally posted by Engvalt@8 March 2004 - 17:56
If you can't get ahold of EAC there's always Audiograbber and dBpowerAMP. Oh and if you are determined to use EAC... which you should be :P... you can find it here.
I recommend it highly
Unfortunately the link for EAC is dead, because it links to the Dead domain.Quote:
Originally posted by Engvalt@8 March 2004 - 21:56
If you can't get ahold of EAC there's always Audiograbber and dBpowerAMP. Oh and if you are determined to use EAC... which you should be :P... you can find it here.
Well, I have Winamp Pro 5.2, which i've just noticed can rip audio CDs, has anyone else tried it and compared the features and sound quality to others?
Any got instructions on how to use LAME? Is it all done through command lines?
Had to change all the files, because most of the Readmes didn't have file extensions - unless that was the MAC version? and none of them actually tell you how to install or use it, is the GUI an HTML file?
Oh wow... man... I thought I found a working link... oh well... you still have two great alternatives I listed above... and as for using Winamp to rip... I've never tried it... but let me tell you something... there must be a reason the "pros" don't use it... :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally posted by wipe709@8 March 2004 - 19:34
Unfortunately the link for EAC is dead, because it links to the Dead domain.
I think its still here
If not try finding it on e.g SoulSeek
Or else go with AudioGrabber :)
Got EAC, but it's not detecting the CD in the drive(it's not the CD), so I plumped for Audiograbber(Now it's Freeware) and stuck the Lame DLL in the Directory folder.
I suppose it's the encoder that's the important thing after all.
Thanks all for your help!
shit in... shit out... if you have a shitty ripper to create the wave having an excellent encoder does you no goodQuote:
Originally posted by wipe709@9 March 2004 - 04:16
Got EAC, but it's not detecting the CD in the drive(it's not the CD), so I plumped for Audiograbber(Now it's Freeware) and stuck the Lame DLL in the Directory folder.
I suppose it's the encoder that's the important thing after all.
Thanks all for your help!
I like dBpoweramp alot.
For my specs are encoding a CD in about 6 mins good speeds?
Here is the best Bar None but ya have to buy it and can try it for free. It does everything in every format.Easy CD-DA Extractor
If you haven't tried Roxio Easy Media Creator 7, you should. It actually works. Check out BT if you haven't. :)