RE: cddb ripper ?

["Timothy Morris" <timothy.morris@xxxxxxx>]

I've been through the exact same process myself over the last few
weeks.



Go to www.r3mix.net <http://www.r3mix.net/>  and follow
their advice.



Use EAC for ripping and LAME for encoding with the --r3mix parameter.
That
sets up a psycho-acoustic model which is difficult to tell from the
original
CD unless used with very sensitive ears and replay equipment. Certainly
good
enough for whole house audio and car stereos. LAME can be invoked
directly
>from


Because it re-reads the CD multiple times if it encounters errors in
the
source bitstream it isn't the fastest of rippers, but it is probably
the
most accurate. Make sure the CD is spotless before you try to rip from
it
(Tcut or Brasso is excellent for removing small scratches)



The best news is that they are both free, but the bad news (as I've
just
re-read your message) is that it connects to freedb, but I've had no
problems with it.



Tim.



-----Original Message-----
From: Amar Nagi [mailto:amar@xxxxxxx] 
Sent: 11 July 2002 12:15
To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
Subject: RE: [ukha_d] cddb ripper ?



does anyone know of a good ripper (free if possible)

that will connect to cddb and not freedb

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