[sixtytooneratio]

I want to rip my cd collection to flac so I can transfer to my mp3 player.EAC seems to be loaded with bloatware,how about DB poweramp??

Thanks for the replys in advance.

 

[arnyk]



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Originally Posted by sixtytooneratio  /t/1522389/rip-cds-to-flac#post_24477589


I want to rip my cd collection to flac so I can transfer to my mp3 player.EAC seems to be loaded with bloatware,how about DB poweramp??

Thanks for the replys in advance.

I downloaded EAC starting from here and received pure software.

http://www.exactaudiocopy.de/en/index.php/resources/download/

 

[cburbs]

You can do that in foobar as well.


http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/15577/how-to-rip-an-audio-cd-to-flac-with-foobar2000/


I have ripped a cd with eac, dbpoweramp, and foobar and don't notice a difference.

 

[67jason]



Quote:
Originally Posted by sixtytooneratio  /t/1522389/rip-cds-to-flac/0_100#post_24477589


I want to rip my cd collection to flac so I can transfer to my mp3 player.EAC seems to be loaded with bloatware,how about DB poweramp??

Thanks for the replys in advance.

i've tried both EAC and dbpoweramp. I prefer dbpower amp, its faster for me.

 

[sivadselim]

CUETools/CUERipper

 

[hogger129]



Quote:
Originally Posted by sixtytooneratio  /t/1522389/rip-cds-to-flac#post_24477589


I want to rip my cd collection to flac so I can transfer to my mp3 player.EAC seems to be loaded with bloatware,how about DB poweramp??

Thanks for the replys in advance.

dBpoweramp costs money if you want accurate ripping. How is EAC loaded with bloatware? I have it installed on my computer and haven't experienced this.


Nothing wrong with EAC, just have to get external encoders and the right CLI options. Error correction seems to be better than dBpoweramp too.