RonM;413638 Wrote: > Just as an aside, dbPoweramp has some easy-to-use and powerful features > for dealing with these issues. Available in all the functions, > including the CDRip function. It also allows ripping to two separate > locations, which could be to different audio formats, or the same > format on two different hard drives, or to otherwise different paths > and naming systems. > > I've always found this to be a superior, more user-friendly tool and > still high-quality tool -- except when you really want to use the EAC > features supporting extreme rip accuracy and/or recovery from damaged > disks. > > R. Where do you think EAC gets the Extreme rip accuracy from?
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