Can't decide where else to put it . . . anybody else have problems ripping the LOTR soundtrack in Audio Catalyst?

[XMan]

I can rip 1-17 without a hitch, but it chokes on track 18.

 

[Cosmickarma]

why do you want to rip....

 

[tweakmm]

for the love of god! Why would you want to rip from audio catalyst!!
:Q:Q:Q:Q

 

[Pepsi90919]

OH MY GOD WHY ARE YOU USING THAT PIECE OF CRAP?
OMG!!! OH NO! AIIIIIEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!! NOOOOOO!O!OO!O!!!

 

[Cosmickarma]

try using audio grabber...or use M$'s WMA encoder...download it off their website.

 

[ThisIsMatt]

Dude, use Easy CD-DA or Exact Audio Copy. I ripped it in both programs without a single problem. Then encoded the EAC copy using (razor)lame with the --r3mix VBR settings...

 

[tweakmm]

<< try using audio grabber...or use M$'s WMA encoder...download it off their website. >>


AH!!!
AH!!!!
AH!!!!!
please please please, for the love of god!
check out r3mix

 

[XMan]

Well . . . I like Audio Catalyst. I like the interface, and it does very well. I ripped all of my CDs onto my computer at 256K, and they sound very good.

I like AC so much I bought it, as a matter of fact.

 

[ThisIsMatt]

<< Well . . . I like Audio Catalyst. I like the interface, and it does very well. I ripped all of my CDs onto my computer at 256K, and they sound very good.

I like AC so much I bought it, as a matter of fact. >>

I'm sorry. I used to be like you too 😉

EAC is free. Razorlame & LAME are free.

Go figure.

 

[bbarnes]

Try CDex

I use it and think it is the best (I have tried others).



My 2¢.

 

[tweakmm]

<< Well . . . I like Audio Catalyst. I like the interface, and it does very well. I ripped all of my CDs onto my computer at 256K, and they sound very good.

I like AC so much I bought it, as a matter of fact. >>


I'm sorry