It's 2004+15, what is the best software for ripping music out of CDs?
It's 2004+15, what is the best software for ripping music out of CDs?
Robert Nelson
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Benjamin Carter
It's still EAC.
Just make sure to educate yourself on how to use it.
Cooper Stewart
steinberg wavelab
Owen Bennett
Dbpoweramp might also be worth a try, but I never used it.
CueTools also has its uses.
EAC is the most popular in the ripping community, especially p2p, so you get more guides and info for it.
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Jeremiah Cooper
Is this thread a JOKE,?
Nathan Fisher
Liam Phillips
Back in the day, I used abcde.
It looks like it's still maintained, too.
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Nolan Mitchell
What the fuck is CD
Christian Lee
small version of this
Nathaniel Miller
this le joke is always le funny
like mario shrooms joke and "common sense 2019" antivirus joke
Sebastian Ortiz
Are you sure your shit is that rare? It's probably faster just to find a download.
Anthony Robinson
Thanks, I was using FairStars for who knows how long and wanted to get all my CDs finally into flac.
Jacob Fisher
EAC & dBpoweramp are the only real answers. Both use AccurateRip and secure ripping. dBpoweramp is better as it has proper C2 Pointer implementation, automatic tagging, and easy Album Art finding. Configuration options are more self explanatory compared to EAC as well. Can easily be pirated to if you know the right sites.
Michael Roberts
>his main music source isn't from CDs
top zoom
Bentley Price
I have some local bands stuff that you can't find anywhere, like demos and crap. They are worth nothing but nostalgia for anyone else but me and some friends.
Evan Scott
iTunes.
Connor Morales
ikr I just use spotify schmood
Nicholas Garcia
The best way to acquire music.
Mason Rodriguez
Kevin Sullivan
Bearshare and Limewire existed for awhile, nigga.
Wyatt Russell
Windows Media player
Christopher Anderson
cdparanoia
Brody Jackson
cdparanoia
Austin Brown
I just use foobar2000
Chase Martin
On KDE I've been using K3b but recently discovered soundKonverter, which has more options and fine tooth settings.
Samuel Adams
wtf
William Hall
foobar2000
Josiah Lopez
I successfully used cdrdao in the past.
Just in case you want an exact copy of your cd.
Camden Cruz
Yes, Exact Audio Copy is the best.
Matthew Edwards
>dvd audio
Why
I thought that was torrenting
Aaron Hall
and what the fuck is a "DVD"
i don't get it what you do with these flat circles, does it act like a ram cache or something? and what would that have do with audio?
Chase Miller
>abcde
the easiest way
Julian Miller
cdda2wav