Re: Few days off...

["egelbeertje" <r_d_k@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Paul,

I use Audiograbber 1.83. It's from the same guy that wrote
Audiocatalyst - same style interface - easy.

http://www.audiograbber.com-us.net/

together with a Lame Encoder (links are on the page somewhere)

In order to rip the BMG discs I use CloneCD to copy them to a
rewritable, then rip the rewritable to mp3.

rgds Rob

--- In ukha_d@xxxxxxx, "Paul Gordon" <paul@p...> wrote:
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> So lets try and do some of the things that have been on my "get a
round
> tuit" list for what seems like *ages*... (probably because it has
been!)
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>
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> 1stly, I need to sort out some enclosures for some CBUS modules, -
> anyone have any recommendations, or should I just see what I can
get at
> B&Q or Screwfix...
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>
>
> 2ndly, I have a couple more CD's now, thanks to various family
members,
> which naturally I'd like to rip & add to my MP3 server. Now, it
has
been
> absolutely *yonks* since I last did a rip, so long in fact that the
> software I used to use (Audiocatalyst) isn't even installed on my PC
> currently. - however, I reckon things must have moved on quite a bit
> since that was around, so what is now the preferred ripper/MP3
encoder
> combination. - simplicity of use is the most important consideration
> today.... (I have *lots* to try to do in these few days, so I don't
want
> to waste time learning software!)
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>
>
> Also, it looks like at least 1 of these CD's is a BMG-label copy
> protected one.... - anyone care to comment on how (if) that will be
> rippable.... ?
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> TIA
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> Paul G.
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