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Yes EAC is a little more "techy" than the rest, and yes it does take a little longer than the rest, but you can't rush music decoding.
EAC is the only software I will use to rip CD's
Yes EAC is a little more "techy" than the rest, and yes it does take a little longer than the rest, but you can't rush music decoding.
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Originally Posted by Trash Man
there is more "techy", and less intuative, and the two should never be misenterpreted. The Lame codec makes a great job of copying CD to mp3, and whatever program uses it makes a good job of doing so... maybe EAC does a minimally better job than CDEX, but at 256 avg VBR, there is nowhere near enough difference to even notice without careful 1 on 1 studying on multiple occasions... it is really unnoticeable, and the quicker encoding time makes up for it by far IMHO. CDEX is the better programmed option, quicker and simpler to use, with unnoticeable loss in sound quality
Well saidNot with an imperfect CD....
I don't use MP3 either, I use MPC.
Living and dying laughing and crying
Once you have seen it you will never be the same
Life in the fast lane is just how it seems
Hard and it is heavy dirty and mean
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