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Multi-drive Ripping / Burning Support?

jasonisnuts writes "I currently have a DVD-ROM (internal), a CD-RW (FW), and a DVD-RW (FW), and I also have a massive assortment of music CDs that I want to rip and catalog. Are there any free, shareware, or commercial utilities for Mac OS X that support ripping CDs from multiple devices at the same time and offer full CDDB/GraceNote support? And does this same utility or another offer burning to multiple sources in multiple formats? This will all be done on a Sawtooth 500MHz (upgrading soon)."

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  1. Re:use more than one application by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 2, Funny

    "executeable"

    Looks like Windows users are lending their support.

  2. Re:Avoid iTunes by glenstar · · Score: 3, Funny
    That should be read as 'Old not equal bad'. Yes, I'll preview next time.

    That's what *you* get for being a VB developer... the rest of us would have just used != which even Slashdot understands.

  3. Re:CDeX by THotze · · Score: 2, Funny
    Dude, you picked the *wrong* part of Slashdot to complain about "fruit salad" Mozilla-like GUIs. This is apple.slashdot.org . Apple, as in, like, Mac, as in, pin-stripes, candy coloured close/minimise/maximise buttons, as in, 'lickable' GUI. Enough of us are upset that Panther's shoving brushed metal and dark title bars down our throats.

    So as a quick run-down on where the right place is to talk about what with GUIs:

    slashdot.org - Talk about GUIs some here. Some people will love you and some people will hate you. Although talking about looking like a 'actual windows app' isn't necessarily a plus, mostly because you'll get lots of jokes about how real windows apps mostly just look like a BSOD.

    bsd.slashdot.org - Talk about how you hate GUIs and you think all mice, especially the digital kind, are infestations.

    apple.slashdot.org - Just repeat what Jobs said. Talk about how good blue scrolling bars look. And never, ever put the word 'right' before 'click'.

    Tim

  4. Use iTunes on two computers by ceallaigh · · Score: 2, Funny

    You can rip multiple albums. I have a PC and a Mac and to save time I installed iTunes on the PC and used it to also rip albums.