Good CD Ripping Program

audiobliss
audiobliss Posts: 12,518
edited November 2007 in The Clubhouse
What's a good program for ripping CD's into MP3's? I know EAC is awesome, and that you can use LAME or something in conjunction, but I don't think I'm savvy enough to set all that up. Is there something else that works great, fast, easily?

I have to re-rip ALL my CD's for my iPod, and iTunes just takes FOREVER.

Thanks!
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  • jakelm
    jakelm Posts: 4,081
    edited September 2007
    Windows media player is pretty easy. Or Roxy.
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    Face Posts: 14,340
    edited September 2007
    WMP set to lossless.
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  • m00npie
    m00npie Posts: 697
    edited September 2007
    audiobliss wrote: »
    What's a good program for ripping CD's into MP3's? I know EAC is awesome, and that you can use LAME or something in conjunction, but I don't think I'm savvy enough to set all that up. Is there something else that works great, fast, easily?

    I have to re-rip ALL my CD's for my iPod, and iTunes just takes FOREVER.

    Thanks!

    Download EAC, LAME & Accurate Rip and follow the directions on this link...

    The guy provides step by step instructions with screen shots so it makes it much easier.
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  • audiobliss
    audiobliss Posts: 12,518
    edited September 2007
    Sweet. Thanks for the info, m00npie; I'll try that route first.
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  • Systems
    Systems Posts: 14,873
    edited September 2007
    I dont have the hard drive jam that I used to. I burn them .wav now. On my system, .wav sounds SOOOOO much better then mp3
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  • audiobliss
    audiobliss Posts: 12,518
    edited September 2007
    Dangit. I'm aggrivated. I downloaded Lame 3.97, but I can NOT find a .exe file anywhere for it to link EAC to.
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  • wingnut4772
    wingnut4772 Posts: 7,519
    edited September 2007
    Ok I missed it somewhere. I am getting the Squeezebox to use with my Benchmark DAC1 so I want to use the best files.You know - that FLAC and EAC stuff. Where do I go? Sorry if it was linked to already.
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  • m00npie
    m00npie Posts: 697
    edited September 2007
    audiobliss wrote: »
    Dangit. I'm aggravated. I downloaded Lame 3.97, but I can NOT find a .exe file anywhere for it to link EAC to.

    Did you try doing a search for it with the Windows search utility? If you can't find it, I will zip up the installation and send it to you. The installation of EAC and Accurate rip are in a self contained directory. Now the trick is how I get an 8mb zip file to you?

    My yahoo account will send 20mb e-mails but you have to be able to receive it. PM me your e-mail and we’ll give it a try if you are unable to find the lame.exe
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  • m00npie
    m00npie Posts: 697
    edited September 2007
    wingnut4772 wrote: »
    Ok I missed it somewhere. I am getting the Squeezebox to use with my Benchmark DAC1 so I want to use the best files.You know - that FLAC and EAC stuff. Where do I go? Sorry if it was linked to already.

    Download EAC, LAME & Accurate Rip and follow the directions on this link...

    The guy provides step by step instructions with screen shots so it makes it much easier.
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  • wingnut4772
    wingnut4772 Posts: 7,519
    edited September 2007
    m00npie wrote: »
    Download EAC, LAME & Accurate Rip and follow the directions on this link...

    The guy provides step by step instructions with screen shots so it makes it much easier.

    Thanks.:)
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  • audiobliss
    audiobliss Posts: 12,518
    edited September 2007
    I would LOVE it if you'd send me a .zip of your file. There is no .exe file. It's not that I can't find it...it's not there. I've searched through all the files. There's one readme talking about creating .exe's as well as other files...yeah, I can't do that.
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  • m00npie
    m00npie Posts: 697
    edited September 2007
    When following the directions, Step #8 is where you will choose either FLAC or LAME as your compression utility. His instructions are for using FLAC. If you want a smaller file size (At the same time sacrificing a little quality) choose LAME.

    Here is the site for downloading the latest version of Lame

    I have attached a screen shot of step 8 when using LAME instead of FLAC. Also, the command line is not complete in the screen shot so here it is...

    %l--alt-preset 128%l%h--alt-preset standard%h %s %d
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  • wingnut4772
    wingnut4772 Posts: 7,519
    edited September 2007
    I downloaded the EAC and Flac but for some reason I can't get the Accurate Rip. It keeps re-directing me to the EAC page.:confused:
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  • audiobliss
    audiobliss Posts: 12,518
    edited September 2007
    Yeah, it seems as though you can no longer download Accurate Rip from their website.
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  • audiobliss
    audiobliss Posts: 12,518
    edited September 2007
    Ahh, don't worry about Accurate Rip. It's a part of EAC, now. I just ripped my first CD, and Accurate Rip popped up automatically.
    George Grand wrote: »
    Jstas wrote: »
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  • wingnut4772
    wingnut4772 Posts: 7,519
    edited September 2007
    audiobliss wrote: »
    Ahh, don't worry about Accurate Rip. It's a part of EAC, now. I just ripped my first CD, and Accurate Rip popped up automatically.

    Ahhh. Ok. Cool.:cool:
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  • wingnut4772
    wingnut4772 Posts: 7,519
    edited September 2007
    I think I got it. When you rip the cd you hit the MP3 button, right?- because I have already set it to FLAC? Can I send these files to my itunes?
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  • audiobliss
    audiobliss Posts: 12,518
    edited September 2007
    Yeah, just hit MP3. I have EAC set to ASK me where to put the files it rips. I then tell it to put them IN my iTunes folder (of course that I'm keeping organized according to Artist/Album).

    I'm not sure how iTunes will handle FLAC. But your iPod won't, I'm pretty sure. That's why I'm using LAME to convert to MP3.
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  • wingnut4772
    wingnut4772 Posts: 7,519
    edited September 2007
    audiobliss wrote: »
    Yeah, just hit MP3. I have EAC set to ASK me where to put the files it rips. I then tell it to put them IN my iTunes folder (of course that I'm keeping organized according to Artist/Album).

    I'm not sure how iTunes will handle FLAC. But your iPod won't, I'm pretty sure. That's why I'm using LAME to convert to MP3.

    Hmmmm. So maybe I should save it elsewhere? It's eventually going to go on the Squeezebox but I don't want to mix it up if the ipod won't play it.

    Edit: I notice that even though I am saving it to my iTunes folder, iTunes is not popping up..?
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  • audiobliss
    audiobliss Posts: 12,518
    edited September 2007
    What do you mean iTunes is not popping up? I don't think it should automatically open. But if you open iTunes yourself, is the music you just ripped there? I actually haven't looked for that yet...will go do so now...
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  • wingnut4772
    wingnut4772 Posts: 7,519
    edited September 2007
    audiobliss wrote: »
    What do you mean iTunes is not popping up? I don't think it should automatically open. But if you open iTunes yourself, is the music you just ripped there? I actually haven't looked for that yet...will go do so now...

    Me either. Race ya!:D
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  • audiobliss
    audiobliss Posts: 12,518
    edited September 2007
    Ok, iTunes doesn't automatically recognize the music and add it just because it's in the same file. So, I've moved all my ripped music to its own file (organized how I want it), and then go to File -> Add Folder to Library in iTunes and just add the music that way. Works great.
    George Grand wrote: »
    Jstas wrote: »
    Simple question. If you had a cool million bucks, what would you do with it?
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  • m00npie
    m00npie Posts: 697
    edited September 2007
    audiobliss wrote: »
    Ok, iTunes doesn't automatically recognize the music and add it just because it's in the same file. So, I've moved all my ripped music to its own file (organized how I want it), and then go to File -> Add Folder to Library in iTunes and just add the music that way. Works great.

    Bingo !

    I do the same thing. I keep two separate music directories; one for iTunes and one for playing on my rig. Pain in the neck, but a simple directory compare utility will keep both folders in sync.

    I have noticed that while music ripped by EAC sounds great on my rig at home, some material sounds like **** on the iPod…. Hmmmmm.
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  • Jstas
    Jstas Posts: 14,806
    edited September 2007
    I use CDex. Works awesome.
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  • tryrrthg
    tryrrthg Posts: 1,896
    edited October 2007
    m00npie wrote: »
    Download EAC, LAME & Accurate Rip and follow the directions on this link...

    The guy provides step by step instructions with screen shots so it makes it much easier.
    I have my EAC set up like the above link. How long should it be taking to copy CD's into wav files? Mine is taking 30-40 minutes on a CD that doesn't have any scratches on it...
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  • m00npie
    m00npie Posts: 697
    edited October 2007
    tryrrthg - Check you EAC Options and make sure your Compression and Extraction priority is set to 'HIGH'

    It should not be taking that long. I have 3 machines that I can extract on. The slowest is an older Athlon 2600XP machine with a bunch of software on it which means a lot of background services running and chewing up memory. The Athlon machine only takes about a minute or 2 to create all the .WAV files. Converting the .WAV to .mp3 using LAME takes about 6 minutes on the slowest machine and about 3 minutes on my faster machines.

    If the options are set to HIGH, try turning off your anti-virus program and see how long it takes. Not sure if that will make a difference but older versions of Norton use to muck my system up and make it really slow so now I use other programs.
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    sucks2beme Posts: 5,600
    edited October 2007
    tryrrthg wrote: »
    I have my EAC set up like the above link. How long should it be taking to copy CD's into wav files? Mine is taking 30-40 minutes on a CD that doesn't have any scratches on it...

    My home brew audio server does a FLAC in about 12 minutes with no uglies.
    Errors slow it way down. Most of my cd's are in good to great shape.
    It's the really old ones (cd fadeout????) that are killing me.
    Some can't be ripped. No scrathes or smudges, just won't read well.
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    tryrrthg Posts: 1,896
    edited October 2007
    I think I got it figured out last night. there were a few things that I managed to mess up in the setup. I guess that's what I get for skimming the setup directions and not reading more carefully...

    The only problem I'm having now is I get reported errors on the last part of the last song. So I uncheck "Overread into Lead-in and Lead-out" like the directions say to. Then it works fine but I no longer get any results from accurate rip. I didn't have a lot of time to mess around with it last night so I will have to check the last track to see if there are actually errors there or not...

    Thanks for the help!
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  • kn505
    kn505 Posts: 380
    edited October 2007
    I used the instructions at www.bestMP3guide.com with the Lame 3.90.3 version. I can only rip the CD into WAV files, not MP3 files. What did I do wrong?

    I then used the instructions posted by m00npie. However, I can't locate the lame.exe file. M00npie, I pm you for help.
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  • audiobliss
    audiobliss Posts: 12,518
    edited November 2007
    Sweet. I finally found this thread. Had to search a few times to get it...

    So, I finally ripped ALL our CD's to my new computer. Woohoo! ~140GB in .WAV. However, I also had EAC convert them to 320kbps MP3's, too. So, I have a folder with wav's and a folder with MP3's. While I was ripping, I noticed the MP3's weren't taking up as much space as I had thought they would...interesting.

    I was looking at some of my MP3's, right clicked, properties....180kbps....what?! Went into EAC, compression options, and here are the options:

    %l-V 5%l%h-V 2%h --vbr-new %s %d

    I'm assuming that 'vbr' means variable bit rate. I did NOT want that! I'm SERIOUSLY thinking about re-converting all my .WAV files to standard 320kbps files. However, how would I do that? Can I just remove the vbr from that list and go at it?

    Thanks!
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