I've used EAC with many different drives over the last 20+ years. Some were better than others but all were functional with the end result being good rips.
Ripping hardware
The digital geeks are reporting all those major differences that hardware has on the digital signal stream, including 'transports' that play back my beloved CD and SACD.
For convenience, I am ALSO ripping my CD (SACD too complex to rip for my taste).
So with all those 'bad effects' from lowly transports: how terrible are my RIPS, using a $10 usb powered 6 oz LG CD/DVD reader/writer to rip my CD (lossless wav and FLAC)?
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I've had decent luck with CD Recovery Toolbox. It has ripped some pretty scratched up CDs for me. Free and worth a try. https://www.majorgeeks.com/files/details/cd_recovery_toolbox_free.html |
@alaric62 Thanks, will give it a try. |
@alaric62 Installed the software, but only makes a copy of the CDA files (which contain nothing). |
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