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Suggest you use EAC, flac and Accurate Rip

Posted by Triodeuser (A) on November 19, 2006 at 20:50:00

In Reply to: Need advice on ripping CDs with Windows please posted by KellyG on November 17, 2006 at 15:19:39:

IIRC, you have more options that will read flac than other lossless options at this point in time.

For EAC use the Tutorial at

http://users.pandora.be/satcp/eac01.htm#-

Ignore the Lame stuff and mp3 stuff.

EAC has a setup choice where it will check/set your offset - Check your drive offset in the EAC list - what is in the list and what is greyed out should be the same -

Download flac and set EAC to compress when you rip

Then

D/L http://www.accuraterip.com/

Check the options for EAC to check with Freedb.

When you're done, eac will check with Accurate Rip to verify the integrity ( They call if confidence) of your rip.

EAC will also give error messages, and/or copy OK.

Those three are pretty slick and work well together in my newly limited experience. You put a CD in, select all, copy and compress - it'll rip, compress and verify - pretty easy - takes longer to compress them

I'm doing the above - and just starting to rip CD's.

Using my first ten CD's as a guide - using flac you're looking at 31.5 gig per 100 CD's -

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