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mike says, July 15th, 2006   

i definately agree, this is by far the best cd ripping program, i’ve been using it for 3 or 4 years.

Iain Cheyne says, July 15th, 2006   

According to the extreme audiophiles at Hydrogenaudio, EAC has better error correction, but the interface is lousy and it is slow.

marcus says, July 16th, 2006   

i personally like to use EAC instead…
especially with scratched cds…

http://exactaudiocopy.de/

Davin says, July 16th, 2006   

I’ve been using CDeX for a long time now. I can’t really say that I’ve used anything else, but that can also be taken as a testament to the greatness of CDex.

mike says, July 16th, 2006   

I used to use EAC for copying CCCDs from Japan, because EAC was the only program that could do it. But they stopped making CCCDs, so no need. CDex is perfect.

vance says, July 27th, 2006   

for me I use Audiograbber (freeware), it has also cddb, easy to rip (once you run the program the track list will show up and be edited). What I guess I like about it aside from being free is I can easily edit the tracks, especially for compilations.

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