Hi there,
I want to convert my My CD into some sort of backup.
I have lost some of the CD due to stupid friend didn't handle my CD right.
I have original CD; I just want to rip them at Best Quality. Space is not a concern
I use the M.Player 10 to make MP3 at 320Kbs. I been lurking on Internet and finding out
Nobody uses MS M.Player. Most of the people think its a trash.
People highly talk about Music Match, and Win Amp.
I use the M.Player cause it came with OS and it also reconize all my CD and Rips it real fast.
Please tell me if I have made mistake or I should have different Software and why.
My Hardware is as folllow
CPU=P4 3.Gig Prescott
MB=P875 Chipset
SC=SB live 5.1 pluged into X-30 5.1 system
1 Gig Ram
Driver=16X Liteon DVD and NEC DVDr Dual 16x
Computer is Dell SC400
OS= XP Pro SP2
I want to convert my My CD into some sort of backup.
I have lost some of the CD due to stupid friend didn't handle my CD right.
I have original CD; I just want to rip them at Best Quality. Space is not a concern
I use the M.Player 10 to make MP3 at 320Kbs. I been lurking on Internet and finding out
Nobody uses MS M.Player. Most of the people think its a trash.
People highly talk about Music Match, and Win Amp.
I use the M.Player cause it came with OS and it also reconize all my CD and Rips it real fast.
Please tell me if I have made mistake or I should have different Software and why.
My Hardware is as folllow
CPU=P4 3.Gig Prescott
MB=P875 Chipset
SC=SB live 5.1 pluged into X-30 5.1 system
1 Gig Ram
Driver=16X Liteon DVD and NEC DVDr Dual 16x
Computer is Dell SC400
OS= XP Pro SP2
It still works, though EAC gives you the ability to rip at slower speeds, which can give better accuracy on damaged discs.
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