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Nowt wrong with windows media player 11 it will back up in, my music, and if the CD is genuine it will find the artwork, just remember to set it to rip to mp3 or it will default to wma
Interesting. A paid one I was looking at with similar technology is dBPowerAmp. Want to rip all my CDs to FLAC at some stage so when I get my home theatre PC sorted they are all at my finger tips and still in the form in which they were recorded (i.e. bit exact).
Lewis: CDex is good or as others have said windows media player is great as it's easy to drive for the less computer literate types
Interesting. A paid one I was looking at with similar technology is dBPowerAmp. Want to rip all my CDs to FLAC at some stage so when I get my home theatre PC sorted they are all at my finger tips and still in the form in which they were recorded (i.e. bit exact).
Lewis: CDex is good or as others have said windows media player is great as it's easy to drive for the less computer literate types
Yep I'm comparing the two at the moment, for accurate rips on a PC it would seem that these two are the best. I haven't made up my mind yet as to which I prefer though.
Thanks all ....... I didn't realise that Media Player would do it - and, as that's my default I think it is wise to use that - it will be simple enough for me I think!?