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Looking for MP3 Riping freeware

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Amber

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Hi,
I'm Looking for MP3 Riping freeware, what if any do know of that are easy to use
Thanks for any info

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Thanks for the info
But CDex and EAC will only let me use my CDclone virtual drive to RIP from and how can I do that, anyone know how to fix that
Thanks

:sun:
 
Originally posted by: Amber
:sun:

Thanks for the info
But CDex and EAC will only let me use my CDclone virtual drive to RIP from and how can I do that, anyone know how to fix that
Thanks

:sun:
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Not sure what you mean here - do you mean that CDex can't see your CD-drive?
 
yes in my Rig I have 3 CD drives but the Riping software will only see the virtual drive, and not the CDROM, CDRW or DVD
 
Originally posted by: peterskm
I use EAC. Easy to use. Helps to read the tips on the website.
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I did use EAC once on a cracked CD - EAC has something that I can't seem to find in CDex; it might not have it - the ability to slow down the read speed. I had to read this CD at 2x with max error correction, otherwise it'd give a lot of static.
 
I personally find EAC to be too picky... Only certain ASPI's work well with it, and it doesnt tend to be very user friendly for a n00b who is looking to just start it up and go with it. I agree though, once you master the interface, there's nothing like it - but I feel I get the same benefits out of CDex without any headaches to worry about.
 
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