What do you use to rip to FLAC?

[Skiz]

I hate that tutorial. It teaches people that EAC can be used in a cookie cutter method and not the way it was intended to be used.

So in what way is EAC intended to be used besides the obvious? (making exact copies of cd's, vinyl converted to flac) If you have a site or tut to link to, i'll give it a read.

Most of the time, it is pretty obvious. What immediately jumps out is live albums versus studio albums; they sound completely different. Live albums can really be brought to life with the use of EAC.

I don't know of any tutorials other than what is on the EAC site though.

There is a wealth of knowledge there.

[grimms]

Most of the time, it is pretty obvious. What immediately jumps out is live albums versus studio albums; they sound completely different. Live albums can really be brought to life with the use of EAC.

I don't know of any tutorials other than what is on the EAC site though.

There is a wealth of knowledge there.

I understand what your saying. Very true, I agree.

[sleepyy]

http://www2.firehose.us:81/~jiggafellz/eac/

I've not tryed it so don't blame me

I hate that tutorial. It teaches people that EAC can be used in a cookie cutter method and not the way it was intended to be used.

What do you mean skizo?

Could you recommend me a better guide then please i remember it from oink and never really used it it's always good to learn something new on how to do things the proper way

[athenaesword]

just use EAC you cant' go wrong with that. it's best to go with the mainstream for these things.

[Skiz]

I hate that tutorial. It teaches people that EAC can be used in a cookie cutter method and not the way it was intended to be used.

What do you mean skizo?

Could you recommend me a better guide then please i remember it from oink and never really used it it's always good to learn something new on how to do things the proper way

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