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Old February 18th 10, 07:47 AM posted to uk.rec.audio
Jim Lesurf[_2_]
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Default Software advice please.

In article , Woody
wrote:
I have decided the time has come to put our CD library - around 400 of
'em - onto HDD.


I need a software package - preferably free or inexpensive - that will
rip the CDs to mp3/wav/ogg/aac, provide a directory system that can be
sorted by track name, artist, or album, and be able to retrieve track
information from the Interweb. Basically I suppose I'm looking for
something like iTunes but I already use that and want to keep this
library separate.


Anyone in the know?


Can't help for Windows OS I'm afraid. But there are Linux packages that do
that, so I assume you can find them for Windows as well. If not. I assume
you could dual-boot or VM Linux.

I just use a ROX front end for things like cdparanoia, but since I'm not
reading commercial recordings I don't use any of the 'read details from web
database' methods as there is no such info for the discs I read.

Slainte,

Jim

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