My reason for keeping the cue files is to exactly recreate the CDs
should I ever need to. The cue sheet is a simple text file that keeps
the gap information. Just look at the EAC menus, you'll quickly find
the one for generating the cue file.
I always rip CDs so each track is ripped as an
Thanks, MC. Just what I need to know. I will start saving .cue sheets
as my standard ripping practice.
Muski
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Not dead sure this is the correct forum for this post, but assuming you
have written here because you are audiophile inclined then no, EAC with
Lame is totally the wrong thing to to. Lame produces the MP3 file
format, a lossy format. You should use EAC plus Flac which produces
lossless files. If
Thanks MC,
I have the Flac software so will re-rip. I have posted here as it's an
audiophile question, aligned to the SB3 use ?
Regards
Andrew
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I rip FLACs with EAC in secure mode + accurate rip. However, you also
mentioned .cue files in passing. I have a vague idea of what they are,
but had a few questions that maybe you could help me with.
1) I understand their value if you want to burn an identical CD at some
later
