Probably heresy but as someone who has a
rock/ambient/classical/folk/electronic mix of music then
composer = artist works for me.
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Software used was GrooveMechanic
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EAC is only slow because it is accurate. You can set it up (not
recommended) so that it rips without error correction. Even in accurate
mode EAC rips a CD in 15 minutes which is fine for me. Oh yes it is free
as well :-)
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Each to his own but EAC could not be simpler for me. If I needs to alter
tags I use MP3Tag.
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EAC is easy to use for me. I have it as an autostart application so to
rip a CD I place it in the tray, wait for the disc to be recognised and
press MP3 to rip to FLAC. I cannot see how it could be easier short of
getting a multi CD transport.
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I use Mediamonkey on one PC and the Windows Media Player and plugin on
another.
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After trying a few options, I found the following by far the best in
terms of ease of use, quality and quantity of artwork found and degree
of automation...
http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=57392
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A great tool for downloading album art is...
http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=57392
It finds 99.5% of my artwork and my tastes are very obscure!
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ctbarr;542903 Wrote:
> I also scan the album art myself.
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I'd thoroughly recommend Album Art Downloader XUI for this. VERY easy
to use and as automated as it can be IMHO
http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=573
