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Ripping CDs (Score:2)

by ziggy (25)
The first time I heard MP3s many years ago, I was surprised at the incredibly low sonic quality. I tried ripping some CDs about a year and a half later, but still got some pretty bad sound. Apparently, the issue revolved around bad encoders and bad encoding rather than limitations of the format.
Once I decided to start ripping CDs, I played with a few schemes, until finally settling on a two-step process:
- Copy the raw audio files from a series of CDs
- Convert everything in the queue, deleting the raw aud

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