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EAC question

Hi everyone. I'm back ripping CDs to FLAC after more than 13 yrs since my CD library has gotten bigger. I feel like I've forgotten how to do this. Right now I have it all set up but upon inserting a CD I do not see the track name nor the artist. It does show all the tracks but no metadata. Anyone with any idea as to what I didn't check or missed is greatly appreciated.
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lostbears
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 I always do test and copy. I also always create both a log and cue files. It really does not matter if you compress while you rip or later. I usually just rip to Flac. I think you need to add the Flac add on to EAC to do this but I might be wrong. It has been a while since I set mine up.

 Cuetools can also add the metadata and convert the files to Flac. 


jaybe
740 posts
 
Not sure why people here aren't reading the abundant online instructions on how to setup and use EAC that explain every aspect of the program.
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audiogabby OP
183 posts
 
jaybee,
You have no idea how many searches and articles I've been through. My last question was about getting a feeling as to what other users are choosing since the options with EAC are so many. If you don't have anything positive to add you should't be saying anything at all. 
jaybe
740 posts
 
What I said is true whether you like it or not. Another poster gave your answer above. Every other question you've raised is answered online. If it’s too much of a challenge there are simpler, dumbed-down apps you could try.
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audiogabby OP
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I did my research, you don't know what you're talking about.  You do not own this forum so if you don't like a post, move on to the next one. Grow up Mr know it all.
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