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In Reply to: What solution are you using to rip? posted by E-Stat on January 6, 2025 at 07:50:08:
Hey, you have an office! I have a table. Though soon 2 new rooms will open up when both leave for college, one in 8 months, the other next year. #2 will likely never return, save for holidays. #1 well, we're just not sure yet.
I never really got serious about it. I think I have DB on my computer somewhere, and JRiver long ago. iTunes was actually the easiest for me. My cd collection is 99% classical and I've always had trouble getting the data in order. It got better on my later efforts, though cover art remained a challenge, and Opera, oh my God, multiple discs out of order, "songs" with the duplicate track numbers...Once I discovered Qobuz and ROON, I just stopped. I rarely buy anything new anymore, so the need disappeared for me. Extra cost I know, but I'll take the simplicity. I did just buy a new Mahler hybrid SACD (it disappeared from Qobuz), maybe give ripping it a try when I get the new machines and see how it goes.
The other problem with my rips, which is a "local" one, is that my old MB Pro is a shared machine, so EVERYONE's music is on here. I've tried to keep my libraries separate, but...corruption is everywhere!
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- RE: What solution are you using to rip? - Sibelius 11:38:09 01/06/25 (1)
- RE: What solution are you using to rip? - E-Stat 11:56:38 01/06/25 (0)
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