EAC (Exact Audio Copy) has a Metadata provider, which matches the audio CDs and pulls data from different sources. That said, beet (beets.io) is much more conv

EAC (Exact Audio Copy) has a Metadata provider, which matches the audio CDs and pulls data from different sources. That said, beet (beets.io) is much more convinient / accurate / easy to use and once it is configured properly. EAC has partly inserted the most important metadata stuff (artist, album, etc.) after ripping. So I use a cronjob, that runs `beet import` with "ignore if no match is found", that fully automates the process of embedding the metadata (also cover, lyrics and so on). Works really well and I don't need to perform ONE mnaual step. Although Mp3Tag is a great tool (and I mean really great), doing all the tagging manually costs just too much time.