Automated ripping is available. It is called MusicLoader by Lansonic. It used a standard Sony changer so it rips at 1X and it might be less perfect than EAC.
I think many of you that are interested in automatic ripping might also be interested by the following:
I would like to invite you to join the newly created PAMS forum. PAMS stands for "PC-based Audiophile Media Servers".
This group is about putting together a PC-based audiophile-quality media server that connects to your main hi-fi system for serious music listening.
This group is NOT about ripping to or serving lossy file formats (e.g. MP3), MAC-based music servers, PC-control of Sony jukeboxes (e.g. Nirvis), whole-house low-fi music, etc. These topics are already covered elsewhere.
This group DOES cover topics such as perfect automatic ripping, lossless compression, storage technologies, databases & playback, high-end audio cards, remote control & feedback and any other technologies useful in achieving the main goal above. The forum members are encouraged to share information and experiences.
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Automated ripping is available. It is called MusicLoader by Lansonic. It used a standard Sony changer so it rips at 1X and it might be less perfect than EAC.
Here's the link:
http://www.lansonic.com/ml.htm
Nemo
Hello everyone!
I think many of you that are interested in automatic ripping might also be interested by the following:
I would like to invite you to join the newly created PAMS forum. PAMS stands for "PC-based Audiophile Media Servers".
This group is about putting together a PC-based audiophile-quality media server that connects to your main hi-fi system for serious music listening.
This group is NOT about ripping to or serving lossy file formats (e.g. MP3), MAC-based music servers, PC-control of Sony jukeboxes (e.g. Nirvis), whole-house low-fi music, etc. These topics are already covered elsewhere.
This group DOES cover topics such as perfect automatic ripping, lossless compression, storage technologies, databases & playback, high-end audio cards, remote control & feedback and any other technologies useful in achieving the main goal above. The forum members are encouraged to share information and experiences.
Welcome to all serious individuals interested!
Join here: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/PAMS/
Nemo
Moderator of the PAMS forum.