This tutorial was prepared by a nice gentleman named ZTX Thanks ZTX! This is a basic guide to configure Exact Audio Copy (EAC) with preset profiles that will allow the choice of ripping Cd’s and compressing the output to MP3 (190 VBR (APS), 245 VBR (APX) 256 CBR & 320 CBR (API)) and FLAC. Dec 13, 2016 Ripping a CD to 96/24 is a bit like converting MP3 to FLAC. People read on the forums that FLAC is better than MP3 hence they start to convert. What they don’t realize is that what is lost in the lossy compression to MP3 won’t be recovered when you convert it to a lossless format.
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You sound like where I was about 15 months ago. Since then, I've ripped 900 CDs to FLAC using EAC and then replaced most of my current MP3s with higher-rate (256-320k) versions. I keep both FLAC and MP3 versions of most of my music in my library, because I still have some mobile devices where I want to conserve space.Then I entered a period of cleaning up my tags, including the album art. That took a while, but if you care about tags it's definitely worth it.For media management, I use both Media Monkey and JRiver (both on the same library of files and they're working fine together, which surprised me). I tried out JRiver to fix an issue with my DLNA server and it ended up being much more stable-it also has a great remote control that allows you to control the player (that is your PC), and deliver the audio to any DLNA renderer (a TV, network receiver or DVD player) or play from the local device. I find the JRiver remote experience superior to the alternative, which is controlling the device (TV or DVD player) and pulling the content from JRiver's server.