The ability to rip audio cds has been built into the mpxplay dos audio
player package for years. Given it now includes audio formats from .aif
to .acc to m4a and mp4 and still allows for audio cd ripping, clearly
many people care.
Karen
On Sun, 12 Aug 2012, Eric Auer wrote:
Hi, short question about CD-DA: The UDVD driver saves a tiny
amount of RAM by not supporting raw sector reads, so if you
want to rip audio CD to audio files, you have to use UIDE,
the more complete driver. My question is: Who does audio CD
ripping in DOS at all? Depending on that, it might be worth
enabling raw read in UDVD, making it more known that raw is
only available in UIDE, or maybe do nothing as nobody cares?
Regards, Eric :-)
PS: I myself prefer cdparanoia-related abcde to rip in Linux.
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