Great thread!!!
Last week I downloaded the EAC suite and last night I ripped my first CD to FLAC w/ EAC. Previously, I have ripped a few other CD tracks using my JRiver Jukebox in WAV and MP3. All the same track (The Overture from Blood Sweat and Tears' Child Is The Father to Man). On my system, these tracks sound the same in WAV and FLAC, but both are def better tahn MP3.
I need to read that EAC tutorial. Thanks for posting the link.
I also bought a CD repair and cleaning kit. I made the first rip w/ EAC w/o using the kit and, for comparison, a 2nd rip after using the kit. Def improvement using the kit. Note that most of my CDs are old and not in great condition.
Last week I downloaded the EAC suite and last night I ripped my first CD to FLAC w/ EAC. Previously, I have ripped a few other CD tracks using my JRiver Jukebox in WAV and MP3. All the same track (The Overture from Blood Sweat and Tears' Child Is The Father to Man). On my system, these tracks sound the same in WAV and FLAC, but both are def better tahn MP3.
I need to read that EAC tutorial. Thanks for posting the link.
I also bought a CD repair and cleaning kit. I made the first rip w/ EAC w/o using the kit and, for comparison, a 2nd rip after using the kit. Def improvement using the kit. Note that most of my CDs are old and not in great condition.