I am using Easy CD-DA for a long time. My expierience is that the speed depends a lot on the quality of the CD and the drive. Ripping automaticaly slows down with low quality CD's or CD's that use protection schemes. Easy CD-DA does get you high quality rip's like EAC. In general I get between 8x-30x to rip to FLAC. If you have a large collection, you may want to use several systems in parallel. It will keep you busy to feed the drives :-) As for quality, there is no difference between wav and FLAC, but FLAC is the way to go for many of the reasons stated before. It's very portable and open. I only choose hardware that supports it. (Slimdevices, I-Audio-X5) regards Rene
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