Re: [orca-list] Accessible CD encoder

[Peter Vágner <pvdeejay gmail com>]

Hello,


On Windows I used to use Foobar 2000 audio player to rip CDs.

Inspired by that on linux I'm using DeaDBeeF for the same thing. It uses 
libcdparanoia for ripping so I believe rips are accurate enough. This 
library has good reputation accross all platforms as far as I know and I 
think other rippers are using it too.

The only downside to this is that DeaDBeeF's playlist view is not 
accessible to orca. Other than this it's working as expected.


Greetings


Peter


On 21.04.2016 at 05:33 Luke Yelavich wrote:
> On Thu, Apr 21, 2016 at 01:19:50PM AEST, kendell clark wrote:
> > hi
> > I'm pretty sure asunder and sound-juicer can and I believe they do by
> > default. I'm not positive, but I thought I saw something about accurate
> > rip in there, but I'll check. I know I was not impressed with a popular
> > audio ripper for windows called exact audio copy. It looks up a cd
> > database that only allows 10 queries, and then expects you to pay 8
> > bucks for a lifetime license. I think that's flatly ridiculous. Not so
> > much for the amount, but that it would use a proprietary cd database.
> There are open source rippers that work with accurate rip, but I am not aware of any on Linux.
>
> Luke
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