it worked fine when I used MusicMatch. Do I have to configure anything special within EAC?Originally posted by: HappyCracker
did you configure the lame encoder?
Originally posted by: Spooner
it worked fine when I used MusicMatch. Do I have to configure anything special within EAC?Originally posted by: HappyCracker
did you configure the lame encoder?
Nope. You just have to rip first to .wav (which you've apparently figured out) and then go back and direct the program to the .wav files you'd like to compress. I don't have it in front of me right now so I can't recall the command, but it's in the dropdown menus.Originally posted by: Spooner
it worked fine when I used MusicMatch. Do I have to configure anything special within EAC?Originally posted by: HappyCracker
did you configure the lame encoder?
Originally posted by: Spooner
I had the compressor set to some weird thing.
I just had to change it to LAME. I'm a moron.
Thanks guys!
Originally posted by: Fausto1
Nope. You just have to rip first to .wav (which you've apparently figured out) and then go back and direct the program to the .wav files you'd like to compress. I don't have it in front of me right now so I can't recall the command, but it's in the dropdown menus.Originally posted by: Spooner
it worked fine when I used MusicMatch. Do I have to configure anything special within EAC?Originally posted by: HappyCracker
did you configure the lame encoder?
I usually rip a dozen CDs or so and then select all the resulting .wav files and let it do the encode thing overnight since it's much more time consuming than the rip.
But you can only do one disc at a time? Or no?Originally posted by: Viper GTS
Originally posted by: Fausto1
Nope. You just have to rip first to .wav (which you've apparently figured out) and then go back and direct the program to the .wav files you'd like to compress. I don't have it in front of me right now so I can't recall the command, but it's in the dropdown menus.Originally posted by: Spooner
it worked fine when I used MusicMatch. Do I have to configure anything special within EAC?Originally posted by: HappyCracker
did you configure the lame encoder?
I usually rip a dozen CDs or so and then select all the resulting .wav files and let it do the encode thing overnight since it's much more time consuming than the rip.
You can actually set EAC to encode automatically using LAME. Best part is it does ID3 tags for you that way.
Viper GTS
Originally posted by: Fausto1
But you can only do one disc at a time? Or no?
Originally posted by: Fausto1
But you can only do one disc at a time? Or no?Originally posted by: Viper GTS
Originally posted by: Fausto1
Nope. You just have to rip first to .wav (which you've apparently figured out) and then go back and direct the program to the .wav files you'd like to compress. I don't have it in front of me right now so I can't recall the command, but it's in the dropdown menus.Originally posted by: Spooner
it worked fine when I used MusicMatch. Do I have to configure anything special within EAC?Originally posted by: HappyCracker
did you configure the lame encoder?
I usually rip a dozen CDs or so and then select all the resulting .wav files and let it do the encode thing overnight since it's much more time consuming than the rip.
You can actually set EAC to encode automatically using LAME. Best part is it does ID3 tags for you that way.
Viper GTS
Originally posted by: Viper GTS
Originally posted by: Fausto1
But you can only do one disc at a time? Or no?Originally posted by: Viper GTS
Originally posted by: Fausto1
Nope. You just have to rip first to .wav (which you've apparently figured out) and then go back and direct the program to the .wav files you'd like to compress. I don't have it in front of me right now so I can't recall the command, but it's in the dropdown menus.Originally posted by: Spooner
it worked fine when I used MusicMatch. Do I have to configure anything special within EAC?Originally posted by: HappyCracker
did you configure the lame encoder?
I usually rip a dozen CDs or so and then select all the resulting .wav files and let it do the encode thing overnight since it's much more time consuming than the rip.
You can actually set EAC to encode automatically using LAME. Best part is it does ID3 tags for you that way.
Viper GTS
EAC sets up a queue, I've had dozens of discs queued up to encode. It saves them all to WAV's first (much faster to rip than to encode), & deletes the WAV's when the encoding is done.
Viper GTS
Originally posted by: Howard
When I use EAC the files I get are empty. They play, but there's no audio at all.
Originally posted by: Syringer
Anyone else think he was talking about Stacker?
