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What software do you use for your audiophile music library?

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2017/06/22 02:40:51 (permalink)
Greetings EVGA Fans,
So I am getting a bit ruffled with using iTunes to rip my CDs for several issues. The major one inconsistent volume leveling and track tagging issues among others. I generally rip AIFF since it supports tagging, or WAV if I need it on a device not supported for AIFF, AAC is my second format for my car's system since the head does not support anything above 320Kbps sadly. Wondering what other choices are out there for someone who wants the most he can get out of his music. 

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    Re: What software do you use for your audiophile music library? 2017/06/23 16:23:43 (permalink)
     
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    Re: What software do you use for your audiophile music library? 2017/06/23 19:12:20 (permalink)
    iTunes. Look for an item called normalization in the settings. That will keep the volume regulated so songs are on a similar volume level.

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    Re: What software do you use for your audiophile music library? 2017/07/12 09:08:53 (permalink)
    Easy CD-DA Extractor Free
     
    It's can rip to many audio format.
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    Re: What software do you use for your audiophile music library? 2017/07/12 10:01:46 (permalink)
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    Re: What software do you use for your audiophile music library? 2017/07/13 09:56:43 (permalink)
    Since ya talk about formats, I use FLAC for most stuff. As for programs, https://www.dbpoweramp.com/ is a very good encoder and ripper. Has a free trial period, but it is not free.


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