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I used to rip CDs mostly on a computer that runs Ubuntu, but I no longer have an external optical drive, so I was stuck using my Mac. I haven't ripped a CD in a long time, so tonight when I had occasion to, I was at a loss for the right method. It has been my experience that some CDs copy faster than others. I have a 2012 rMBP 15' and I rip CDs at anywhere between 4x - 10x speed. I've noticed that iTunes is very slow at ripping CDs.

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The player is compatable with iMac but I wonder, do I need a certain software in order to rip and burn CD's on my iMac, or can I still use iTunes for that? Also, when playing. Hi! I just ordered an external CD/DVD burner/player from Samsung because I've been having problems with iMacs scratching my discs. Download the latest versions of the best Mac apps at MacUpdate.

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MikeSpragg Offline Linn Fanatic, Posts: 2,647. I could use iTunes to rip to ALAC which would play on my Sneaky fine, but is there generally an alternative application that people tend to rate on OSX?.

Does anybody have any recommendations for good ripping software for OSX?. The only problem with iTunes is that it isn't. Basically, it says that iTunes is as good as other excellent and famous (PC) software like EAC, Plextools and Wavelab to create 'bit transparent' non-compressed AIFF audio files. I have left 'Check for C2 errors' unchecked because im ripping brand new CDs at the moment. Hi there, I read this Computer Audiophile CD Ripping Strategy and Methodology article and am trying to replicate the strategy using a Mac and the MAX ripping software. However, ripping CD to FLAC on Mac is not quite easy as. FLAC is supported by many hardware devices like WD TV, Samsung Galaxy phones and tabs, etc. FLAC is a losslessly compressed audio formats which means audio is compressed without data loss but file size can be reduced to 50–60% of its original size. Can anyone refute that claim? Is there a better ripper out there? 04-01-2012, 03:16 PM #2 I'm looking to rip my existing CD collection to 320 kb mp3 but I hear that the iTunes encoder isn't that good for mp3's. If you rip a gapless CD to multiple lossless tracks and then later convert those lossless files to mp3, can you join the tracks as one file when converting to mp3 so that you can remove the gaps? I've had problems playing. You might also be interested in our best. So, what are those that avoid iTunes supposed to do when they want to rip CDs to mp3? Luckily there are a range of apps available to download on macOS/Mac OS X that offer the ability to rip CDs to mp3, and here's where we showcase a handful of the best. For the fullest sound, it's best to use decent headphones-my favorite earbuds are Apple's EarPods-or speakers of the same grade-for the price, the Genius SW-G2.1 1250 system is. In this tutorial, I'll show you the various ways to rip your CDs to lossless audio and play back, that audio, on your Mac. Download Link best cd ripper for mac 2012