How dose Head-fi Rip their music?
Feb 7, 2011 at 1:18 AM Post #31 of 37


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ekliptiko said:
some at head-fi will say EAC is best. Especially for scratched cd's. Personally, dBPoweramp is only used as a file format converter. I use EAC for my ripping.
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I too use EAC (Secure mode) to rip and convert to FLAC, and I use foobar for any conversions from FLAC.
 
Feb 7, 2011 at 2:06 AM Post #32 of 37
soooo to rip to flac with EAC  it keep saying I need the flac codex.....any one know where I might find such a thing? I'm one of those people who docent trust google links hahah.
 
Feb 7, 2011 at 4:52 AM Post #33 of 37


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whitecrow said:
soooo to rip to flac with EAC  it keep saying I need the flac codex.....any one know where I might find such a thing? I'm one of those people who docent trust google links hahah.
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http://blowfish.be/eac/Setup/setup1.html that may help. It is a very good tutorial, and though a bit outdated should serve you just fine as the general layout of EAC doesn't seem to change very much.
 
Feb 7, 2011 at 5:16 AM Post #34 of 37
I use DBPowerAmp Batch Ripper, it supports my Sony VGP-XL1B2 firewire media changer.  I can rip up to 200 CDs at a time.  When I ripped my collection of 5,000 CDs I needed a media changer like this, wouldn't have been practical otherwise.
 
Feb 7, 2011 at 6:09 AM Post #35 of 37
 
[size=10pt]Exact Audio Copy > FLAC. [/size]
 
[size=10pt]EAC can seem rather daunting when you’re setting it up but once it’s done, it’s done. After that initial 15 minute setup period all you do is insert a disc, check the tags its collected are ok, press the MP3 button and then sit back safe in the knowledge that you are achieving the best possible rips of  your discs.[/size]
 
Feb 7, 2011 at 5:55 PM Post #37 of 37
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