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In Reply to: Are CD Players Even Relevant Anymore? posted by jaydacus on September 10, 2016 at 07:42:35:
Ripping one's CD collection to hard disk or SSD is very straight forward including automated retrieval of metadata including album art. The trick here is to start with your favorite CDs then do a batch at a time rather than looking at it as an insurmountable task. Many album downloads also include a good amount of metadata.
Hard disks do crash but in my experience this happens rarely and it's so simple to setup automated backups. Anyone who complains about crashed disks get their just reward if they ignore the importance of backups.
I still own a CDP but I haven't used it in years. And my ultimate archival backups are my CDs collecting dust in the basement. ;-)
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- Barely relevant IMHO.... - AbeCollins 10:42:38 09/10/16 (0)
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