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Ha, I like the irony of being picky about the bits that came off the CD then immediately mashing it into a medium-bitrate MP3. I'm not judging; I spent more tim
by thrtythreeforty 4y ago
Ha, I like the irony of being picky about the bits that came off the CD then immediately mashing it into a medium-bitrate MP3. I'm not judging; I spent more time curating a WMA collection than I care to admit.
- brewdad 4y agoI keep 3 copies of every CD I own (4 if you count the CD itself). A FLAC copy ripped using EAC that lives on my NAS and gets streamed in my home. An MP3 copy at a 192 bitrate for use in our cars. And a 128 bit OPUS file that lives on my phone. It's a pretty easy workflow. EAC to rip. FlacSquisher to convert to MP3 and OPUS. Then copy the files where they need to go and delete them from my laptop. CD then goes into a bin in the garage until I need it again or want to admire the artwork.