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Import/rip audio cd's thru Winamp?

Hello to All,

I am new in computer audio.
I want import/audio cd's in flac files thru winamp.
I am looking for your guide and procedures to be followed.
Highly appreciated your step by step the instruction.

-Whether free version of winamp can allow to download in flac files?
-How to import hi res/dvd/sacd in flac files thru winamp?
-How to set the sound card in notebook while import/rip the music files/cd's?

Is there any other software available to import c'd's in flac as simplest way?

Thanks in advance.

Rabbani
rabbani
rabbani OP
61 posts
 
Hello Friends.,
Thanks for your feedback. I have down loaded the EAC but
while ripping the accurate rip is taking too long even I can't go further i.e. strucked over there. Please help me.

Also, I shoot the message to EAC but till now no reply from them.

Rabbani
blindjim
3,092 posts
 

in this review I posted yesterday you will find links to how EAC should be set up and used.

http://forum.audiogon.com/cgi-bin/fr.pl?rdgtl&1270556062&openmine&zzBlindjim&4&5#Blindjim
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johsti
102 posts
 
I would recommend using dbpoweramp instead of EAC. Easier to use and the quality is just as good as EAC.

Here is a guide to help set up EAC.
http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forum/index.php?showtopic=30959

Here is a guide for dbpoweramp
http://www.dbpoweramp.com/cd-ripper-setup-guide.htm

blindjim
3,092 posts
 

Johsti

EAC is freeware.... Is dbPoweramp???

I thought waht I saw said it was a subscription based software, if both a liscense and continued updates were desired thereafter.
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johsti
102 posts
 
Yes, you're right. It is not freeware, but well worth the money if you plan on ripping a large collection. You can try it free for 21 days and make your own assessment.

Rabbani asked for other options besides the free version of Winamp and I thought dbpoweramp would be worth mentioning.
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