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| Portable Source Gear Discussion of portable audio source gear, like iPods, other digital audio players (DAPs), MD players, portable CD players. |
07-04-2008, 09:43 PM
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Is this a good system?
Currently I'm ripping my CD's to .FLAC via EAC.
I use dbpoweramp to convert/batch convert Flac files to mp3 (bitrate 320 kbps)
Then I utilise Media Monkey for its library and file orgainising facilities and to ID3 tag albums. I also use it as the place where I play files from when listening to music with my computer/notebook as my source.
Its decent but time consuming at times. Any suggestions for a better system? 
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07-04-2008, 11:03 PM
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I use EAC to rip to FLAC and Foobar for converting to Lame mp3, library management and listening.
Be warned, Foobar can be very addictive.
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07-04-2008, 11:08 PM
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Headphoneus Supremus
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Quote:
Originally Posted by r@mside
I use EAC to rip to FLAC and Foobar for converting to Lame mp3, library management and listening.
Be warned, Foobar can be very addictive.
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Thanks for that, you've enlightened me to another programme option 
I'll check it out!
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07-05-2008, 01:04 AM
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you don't need to use dbpower amp. i did the same as you, and use flac to listen to on my computer. to put on my mp3 player, i want mp3, so i just set up the media monkey to change any file with a bitrate of about 321kbps to mp3 kbps while syncing. works like a charm.
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07-05-2008, 01:39 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by gautam
you don't need to use dbpower amp. i did the same as you, and use flac to listen to on my computer. to put on my mp3 player, i want mp3, so i just set up the media monkey to change any file with a bitrate of about 321kbps to mp3 kbps while syncing. works like a charm.
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Nice one for the tip . I'll try and have a go at that tomora and see if I can get it goin. That would cut out an unnecessary middle man!
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07-05-2008, 02:05 AM
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i use winamp 5.5PRO for rippping directly to flac (8)... and and rip again with itunes to aac 192VBR for my portables... Is this good?
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