When its done, the drive opens automatically. You put a CD in the drive, hit a button, and then the rip begins. So, just to clarify, the process is identical either way. It even calibrates the optical drive that you're using to do the rips.
Just to see what were talking about, click on the above link and it will take you to a page listing the features of EAC. No music server has this level of ripping quality. You already have the computer, and all you need to do is download this free program. Depending on what you pick out, you're talking hundreds on the low side and thousands on the high side. PC: You use a computer to rip, tag and store your music files on a hard drive.Īs to how much all of this will cost, you'll need to buy a music server that has built in ripping. Music Server: You use a computer to rip, tag and store your music files on a hard drive. Here's the difference between a PC and music server. With a standalone music server, you have very little control as to what is going on. You wouldn't (not would) be surprised if all of them made a bad job of it. There are a number of higher end units that rip right to themselves and I would be surprised if ALL of them made a bad job of it?īut maybe I will have to revise my position on this, that is the point of asking opinions." "Foolish maybe but it is what I am looking for right now.
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