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Ripping and Cataloging (Score:1)

by TorgoX (1933)

Now all my CDs have real and proper homes, rather than being stored in a trunk. And, as I suppose is inevitable, they cry out to be cataloged and ripped.
Just rip them. Then the directory listings of the CDRs you save the rips to, can serve as a catalog of them all.
The big question is: OGG or MP3? On the one hand, I think I like OGG's audio quality better -- less shwishy.
But on the other hand, at least the OGG encoder I have is much slower than an mp3 encoder running at a comparable bitr
- Re:Ripping and Cataloging (Score:1)
  
  by boo_radley (2349)
  
  Just rip them. Then the directory listings of the CDRs you save the rips to, can serve as a catalog of them all. Not quite adequate, as I'll need to figure out who I'm loaning what out to, or what I can safely give away (3 copies of Spiritchaser [dcdwithin.com]?). The big question is: OGG or MP3? On the one hand, I think I like OGG's audio quality better -- less shwishy
  - Re:Ripping and Cataloging 2 (Score:1)
    
    by boo_radley (2349)
    
    D'oh. Must not hit submit prematurely.
    Where was I?
    Oh, as for Ogg vs MP3: It's going to be MP3. I, uh, wish Ogg well and all, but MP3 for me.

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