RE: [OT] Audio Ripping

["JT @ Home" <Jonathan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Anyone have any thoughts on building a pc purely to encode from cd to
mp3?

I thought of putting loads of old scsi cdroms into a large case, use a
p3-800 board and chip, 512mb of ram and some decent ripping software.

Would that be feasible? Or does it make more sense just to encode each
cd one at a time?

Regards,
Jonathan.

-----Original Message-----
From: Kevin Ellis [mailto:forum_mail@xxxxxxx]
Sent: 15 February 2005 16:16
To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
Subject: Re: [ukha_d] [OT] Audio Ripping


I ripped to Apple Lossless for main server use, then ripped down to
mp3/aac
for my IPOD again using ITunes.  This seemed to work fine its also
quick.
Means I can keep in lossless for home use and for certain artists on the
IPOD.  Winamp has a plug-in for Apple Lossless :-) so works great with
Xlobby.

Kevin



On 15/2/05 3:59 pm, "Simon Brazier" <zen17047@xxxxxxx>
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> Having just lost nearly 90Gb of music files in a hard disk failure
(the day
> after purchasing some backup software which had yet to be installed),
and data
> recovery programs failing to recover anything, I've got to start
encoding all
> of my CDs to hard disk again.
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> I was thinking of doing them all to WAV this time for maximum quality.
Anyone
> got any recommendations for a good CD to WAV ripper ? I've had a look
through
> the archive and it's about 6 months since this was last mentioned so
there
> might be newer solutions around.
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> TIA
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