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Good program to convert CD to mp3 format?

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I just installed EAC and LAME, and WOOHAH these programs kick asssssssss...! 😀

But i've got a question:

I have a Plextor CD drive on an Adaptec SCSI card in W2K. Is it possible for EAC to use my SCSI drive instead of my sh!tty generic IDE? So far I can't seem to get EAC to "see" the SCSI drive, even though it's visible in Device Manager, and usable in Windows, Nero, etc..

Thanks!
 


<< CDex, musicmatch jukebox and audiocatalyst are good. >>

Well, CDEX is good. MusicMatch is so-so, and Audiocatalyst is an insult to humanity. At least the part of humanity that is not deaf.

<< I just installed EAC and LAME, and WOOHAH these programs kick asssssssss...! 😀 >>

They do indeed!

<< But i've got a question: I have a Plextor CD drive on an Adaptec SCSI card in W2K. Is it possible for EAC to use my SCSI drive instead of my sh!tty generic IDE? >>

Sure - you should be able to select it from the drop-down list in EAC. If you can't, try reinstalling EAC and running the setup wizard. I have an external Yamaha SCSI CDRW on an Adaptec card and it worked fine in Win2k, and now in XP.

<< Thanks! >>

You're welcome!

Keep up the pimpin', Randy! 😉
 
"...you should be able to select it from the drop-down list in EAC..."

Got it. Thanks.

For some reason it wasn't appearing in the Wizard, but I didn't even think to try the drop-down menu.. 🙂
 
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