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Originally posted by sworph

Windows Media Player in XP does a fine job, what more do you need ?

haha.. i can see that u really have no idea what u r talking about dude

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Originally posted by sworph

Windows Media Player in XP does a fine job, what more do you need ?

I use Media Player and I love it! I have ZERO problems with it and wouldn't trade it for anything and it's free without any ads!

Originally posted by ziper

haha.. i can see that u really have no idea what u r talking about dude

Ziper - Can you explain your statement?

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Originally posted by robinmthomas

I use Media Player and I love it! I have ZERO problems with it and wouldn't trade it for anything and it's free without any ads!

Ziper - Can you explain your statement?

ok WMP can rip music, however, it only does it in WMA format unless you install a mp3 plugin

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this has been asked a million times, but since the search function is a little flaky, we'll let you slide ;)

use EAC or CDEX. nothing else.

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Originally posted by robinmthomas

Without starting a war....WMA has better quality for the file size, so why wouldn't you use WMA.

um, can you say proprietary sucks? ;)

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Originally posted by MxxCon

SEARCH MSGBOARD!

You may have a few posts over me, but your none too clever when it comes to this board.

Have you tried searching for anything lately?

next time don't shout...

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Errr... Forget my previous post, I've drank too much yesterday evening... :s

Anyway, if you want the perfect rip, use Exact Audio Copy and the LAME encoder. It's the best quality you can have for MP3s. If you want OGGs instead, use the proper encoder that you can find at Vorbis.

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Originally posted by Krome

no other rippers beats Xing AudioCatalyst 2.1

you are obviusly deaf and clueless.

audiocatalyst uses old and buggy audiograbber engine and Xing:S mp3 codec! THE WORST mp3 codec anyone could ever use!

Yazoo,yes i tried searching msgboard and i wound MANY exactly same threads with exactly same question and exactly same answers. as for being clever...i'm not so stupid to make same thread every bloody week with exactly same question.

have even bothered to do some research before you mindlessly click "new thread" and post your stupid question? there's over a dozen websites that reviewed/compared different cdripers. and majority picked EAC+OGG/LAME as hands down winner.

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EAC and Lame is the BEST there is if you want accurate and HIGH quality results, use anything else if you want cruddy mp3's but for superior quality EAC and Lame is the way to go. EAC and Lame may not be the fastest but you have to ask yourself what do you want, a mp3 thats sounds amazing and takes a little bit more time or some mp3 thats crap quality and done so fast it barely takes time to read the sectors on the cd? I would personally take the slower and excellent quality over slow horrible sound.

Tho I do understand that most have tried EAC but you have to configure it correctly thats where most ppl mess up with EAC which leads for unimpressive sound quality here is a site that will help you configure EAC and LAME correctly for the best sound quality you can get!

http://www.ping.be/satcp/tutorials.htm

try out EAC and LAME again with the proper settings and you I promise you will be supprised at the quality of the mp3's you create.

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