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Old 24-09-2005, 00:52   #7
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Re: This MP3 lark

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Originally Posted by greencreeper
Right - this new fangled CD-less MP3 music thing all you young dudes are into. So I have a CD <looks at CD> and I have an imaginary (haven't bought one yet) little pod thing. How do I get the song off the CD onto the little doofer? My experiments at doing this in the past have led to the sort of quality sounds you hear in the supermarket. Also, are they all the same, apart from size and manufacturer - does it have to be made by Apple? Anything or any company to avoid? I'm thinking it would be nice to have all my CDs accessible in one go - no changing CD mid-Requiem, say.
You mean the Verdi?

Anyway, I've found Audiograbber to be pretty decent. Uses the free LAME encoder, full CDDB access, relatively quick.
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