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In Reply to: uncompressed FLAC ripping -- very slow posted by maxim on June 10, 2012 at 08:41:18:

Check the CD for scratches, dust, etc
Rip a different CD to compare rip efficiency
Try ripping to the laptop's hard drive
Try ripping directly to the NAS (wired, not Wi-Fi)
Try ripping on AC, not DC
Close other running programs (especially anti-virus software)
dBpoweramp has a forum that may be helpful

If anything, uncompressed should be the fastest -- not that you'll really be able to tell much of a difference -- due to the fact that no compression algorithm needs to be used in the ripping process.

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Topic - uncompressed FLAC ripping -- very slow - maxim 08:41:18 06/10/12 (6)

Go ethernet if possible - JeffH 18:52:38 06/10/12 (0)

RE: uncompressed FLAC ripping -- very slow - J.Mac 11:52:37 06/10/12 (0)

suggestions - Joe Murphy Jr 11:06:38 06/10/12 (1)

RE: suggestions - maxim 11:12:14 06/10/12 (0)

RE: uncompressed FLAC ripping -- very slow - scruffy_ 09:17:14 06/10/12 (1)

really - Joe Murphy Jr 10:54:13 06/10/12 (0)

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suggestions - Joe Murphy Jr 11:06:38 06/10/12 (1)

RE: suggestions - maxim 11:12:14 06/10/12 (0)

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