normanstrong wrote:

>
> Suppose you had to make a choice of rippers between Audiograbber, CDex
> or EAC. Which would you pick? What would be the second choice?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Norm Strong
>
>
I use audioggrabber. Haven't used the others.

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"normanstrong" <(E-Mail Removed)>:

> Suppose you had to make a choice of rippers between Audiograbber, CDex
> or EAC. Which would you pick? What would be the second choice?

Only EAC has error correction, so there is no second choice.

bOb

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> "normanstrong" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> > Suppose you had to make a choice of rippers between Audiograbber,
CDex
> > or EAC. Which would you pick? What would be the second choice?
>
> For secure data extraction I choose EAC. For speed and ease of use
I'd
> choose Audiograbber if data errors are not important.
> CDex is OK too. Why don't you just try them all for yourself?

This was a question of general interest. I have all 3, and usually
use CDex, but I'm always curious to find out how others feel.

Thanks for answering,

Norm Strong

"normanstrong" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:<vBU8d.422322$8_6.214729@attbi_s04>...

> Suppose you had to make a choice of rippers between Audiograbber, CDex
> or EAC. Which would you pick? What would be the second choice?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Norm Strong

Well, I always recommend EAC (Exact Audio Copy) which can be
downloaded from http://www.exactaudiocopy.de/ because, IMO, it's one
of the best CD rippers. I don't have a second choice, EAC is my only
choice.