Is EAC compatible with Windows Vista

I am using the latest EAC 99pb4 in Vista with no problems at all. Right click on the file, select "Run as Administrator".

I am using the latest EAC 99pb4 in Vista with no problems at all. Right click on the file, select "Run as Administrator"

After perusing the internet, I found this same approach recommended by others too. Indeed, by opening in administrative mode, I have no problems. So far, the CDs that I’ve ripped are cataloged in my external hard drive as individual song titles. Other software (e.g.: Win Media….) compile each “album” in nicely organized files. I'm wondering how the EAC compiled files will interact with my Squeezebox Duet (I haven't received it yet - should arrive today).

i am also having some trouble on my first day with eac. like someone above, i am able to rip but the files are sent to my documents as individual songs. no album art and no organized album file. is this the normal result? i am considering just using windows media player/center and ripping to wma lossless. it is so easy and art/info is great. it would also be easy if we end up using windows home server at some point. seems that allot of people are using flac and not wma...HELP

i am able to rip but the files are sent to my documents as individual songs. no album art and no organized album file

You need to reset the Filename. Go to EAC Options - Filename, and enter %D\%C\%N.%T This will create a file with Artist: Album: Song titles.

EAC just doesn't allow you to include the artwork (at least I haven’t figured out how to with EAC). I like the idea of having the artwork, but I would rather know that I'm getting the most precise rip that I can. FLAC is working very well for me - in fact it's very difficult for me to hear any differences between my CDs and FLAC files.

I think there is a way to add the artwork after ripping with EAC?? At this point however, the process is becoming a bit protracted.