aubuti wrote:
Sure, but whatever spoon knows, Daphile is still not listed among the
ripping software on the AccurateRip website (see
http://accuraterip.com/software.htm)
He seems to be a very focused person. If something doesn't pertain to
what he's working on it doesn't exist. If you know
aubuti wrote:
Noted. And you may want to contact spoon et al. and have them add
Daphile to the list on their website.
Spoon probably knows as he owns AccurateRip. :) I see that you are a pro
with dbpoweramp. It's a great program with Superior metadata access.
-IF THE RULE YOU FOLLOWED
Nonreality wrote:
Spoon probably knows as he owns AccurateRip. :)
Sure, but whatever spoon knows, Daphile is still not listed among the
ripping software on the AccurateRip website (see
http://accuraterip.com/software.htm)
Mnyb wrote:
Any secure ripper that uses accurate-rip gives you verified perfect rips
zero errors in most cases ! Then its about features such as metadata
retrival and other stuff .
Metadata is indeed among the reasons why I find MediaMonkey to be such a
nice tool: there's several community
Mnyb wrote:
Any secure ripper that uses accurate-rip gives you verified perfect rips
zero errors in most cases ! Then its about features such as metadata
retrival and other stuff .
Right, but keeping in mind that the condition ...uses accurate-rip...
narrows down the field considerably, as
aubuti wrote:
Right, but keeping in mind that the condition ...uses accurate-rip...
narrows down the field considerably, as very few rippers use
AccurateRip. Exactly two on Windows and three(!?) on Mac according to
this site: www.accuraterip.com/software.htm
Yes it does , but on the other
aubuti wrote:
Right, but keeping in mind that the condition ...uses accurate-rip...
narrows down the field considerably, as very few rippers use
AccurateRip. Exactly two on Windows and three(!?) on Mac according to
this site: www.accuraterip.com/software.htm
CD ripper of Daphile
kipeta wrote:
CD ripper of Daphile (www.daphile.com) support AccurateRip.
Noted. And you may want to contact spoon et al. and have them add
Daphile to the list on their website.
aubuti's Profile:
I use FOOBAR2000 for ripping MediaMonkey Gold for metadata, haven't
found a more powerful combination as yet ...
Main System: Touch; Marantz SR-5004;TMA Premium 905; TMA Premium 901; BK
Monolith+ FF; HDI Dune Smart D1; Pioneer PDP-LX5090H
iPad 32GB Wifi + Squeezepad (local playback activated)
Any secure ripper that uses accurate-rip gives you verified perfect rips
zero errors in most cases ! Then its about features such as metadata
retrival and other stuff .
Main hifi: Touch + CIA PS +MeridianG68J MeridianHD621
aubuti wrote:
I haven't seen any ripper that I think is better than dBpoweramp. Or
even close, especially when it comes to handling online metadata
sources.
Agree. And there have been lots of improvement and work for dbpa.
Better accuraterip (multiple pressings, etc), perfectmeta,
I agree with the other posts. The ability to add cover art at the
ripping stage saves a considerable amount of time besides the multiple
sources for tags.
Shozzer's Profile:
Andre Wiethoff, the author of EAC, has recently released 'Easy Audio
Copy' as a finished, commercial product. It uses a different, paid
metadata provider, which is partly the reason for charging for the
product. Easy Audio Copy has a dead-simple user interface and can only
rip to FLAC or MP3, so
Is there a ripper (et.al.) that has supplanted dBpoweramp? or is it
still (their forums seem rather quiet) a preferred method for the job
(it was not without its glitches but always seemed to work out in the
end) as I had a crash recently and lost it.
As always, thank you for your kind replies.
I haven't seen any ripper that I think is better than dBpoweramp. Or
even close, especially when it comes to handling online metadata
sources.
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