[Empeg-general] Re: I've never ripped CD's and I want to do it right

[Steve Schow]

Dylan,

This is an interesting idea...automating the ripping of 300 CD's.  Boy would
I like to put something like that together.  It would take a lot longer that
way..since you have to do the WAV rip in real time, but...theoretically, you
could put it on autopilot and just let it run for a long long time...  Keep
us posted!

-steve

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Dylan@empegbbs-noreply.merlins.org
> [mailto:Dylan@empegbbs-noreply.merlins.org]
> Sent: Monday, September 25, 2000 11:13 AM
> To: empeg-general@empeg.merlins.org
> Subject: [Empeg-general] Re: I've never ripped CD's and I
> want to do it
> right
>
>
> In reply to:I've mentioned it here before, but I'm a big fan
> of the EAC/Lame pair. As was stated above, you only
> (hopefuly) rip a CD once, but listen to it many times.Damn
> you people!  ;-)
>
> OK, OK, you're right. As you've pointed out I want to do this
> right the first time. That's why I started this thread.
>
> That's a good idea about using my time at work to rip the
> CD's and then encode them overnight. But how do you get the
> ID tag information preserved from the rip to the encode if
> they are two steps?
>
> I'm also going to look into automating the whole process. I
> have a 300 CD jukebox that I can control programatically with
> Slink-e from <A HREF="http://www.nirvis.com"
> target="_new">Nirvis</A>. The jukebox has digital output and
> my soundcard has a digital input so, theoretically, I can rip
> WAV's from the jukebox without ever going to analog. If so,
> then I should be able to write a program or some script that
> will automate the process.
>
> -Dylan
>
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