>>>>Ripping a mixed CD to MP3??<<<<

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Posted by MoonMan on Nov-28-2001 01:57:

>>>>Ripping a mixed CD to MP3??<<<<

Got a question!!!

Ive loads of sets on CD's and just wondering how to rip, the seperate tracks on them (even though there mixed) to one large MP3 on my hd. Maybye some special sofware in needed???

Cheerz people

Posted by djdawn on Nov-28-2001 09:33:

best way would be www.exactaudiocopy.de there is a link to a tutorial at www.r3mix.net
all you have to do is insert the CD and press "action" then "copy image and create .cue-sheet"
that gives you a single .wav which you can then encode. EAC can also do this if you have the LAME.dll on your PC which you can get from r3mix. net

Posted by ABTsportsline on Nov-28-2001 09:35:

quote:
Originally posted by djdawn
best way would be www.exactaudiocopy.de there is a link to a tutorial at www.r3mix.net
all you have to do is insert the CD and press "action" then "copy image and create .cue-sheet"
that gives you a single .wav which you can then encode. EAC can also do this if you have the LAME.dll on your PC which you can get from r3mix. net

that's ok but i prefer to use EAC. You can get it here MUCH better than djdawn's method....... (nothing against him, he's a great guy.)

-ABT-

Posted by djdawn on Nov-28-2001 09:50:

^^^^^^ I think DJ James M has a new name!!!

Posted by fastmp3 on Nov-28-2001 10:30:

quote:
Originally posted by djdawn
^^^^^^ I think DJ James M has a new name!!!

haha i didn't know he lives in Florida

Posted by Troggers on Nov-28-2001 12:36:

Hehe, I know the dude from R3mix.net personally and he breathes mp3 encoding(besides being a very friendly bloke). If you wanna learn to do it proper, just visit that site.

Posted by MoonMan on Nov-28-2001 17:09:

Thanx guys, owe and wot is a cue sheet???? Enlightenme

Posted by Troggers on Nov-29-2001 14:50:

Just some little file that tells your burning program where to put the beginning and end of the different tracks. It usually is automatically created when you make an ISO using cdrwin, but you can manually edit it. This way you can for example divide a continuous mix into different tracks.

Posted by MoonMan on Nov-30-2001 06:12:

Ya learn something new everyday huh, Cheerz Bud.

Posted by Gluegun on Nov-30-2001 06:37:

Be careful on that site, though. The mp3 encoding and stuff is great, but someone else wrote many of the other sections (like the Myths sections) so, like, they are crap, and it shows!

My .02