View image: /infopop/emoticons/icon_cool.gif View image: /infopop/emoticons/icon_biggrin. EAC is able to copy ranges of music data, not only tracks Automatic speed reduction on read errors and fallback to a higher speed afterwards (depends on the used drive). There are several popular open source applications that uses or. This module converts a music file into any new multimedia format and with very little loss in sound quality. The Lameenc.dll module is also a standard for audio compression. However, you are not getting exact copies of the songs you rip.BTW, only rip the songs to keep back-ups. Lameenc.dll is an MP3 encoder module, and it’s considered to be the best encoder at mid-high bitrates. EAC doesnt allow the option of specifying the -alt-preset configurations, under Compression Options there is only a preset list specifying different CBR options, and under the Lame.dll tab you can specify Output, Quality, and VBR options, but has no command line option. Basically, the riping method is then the same in EAC as in AC 2.1. EAC and LAME EAC and LossyWAV EAC and Monkey's Audio EAC and Musepack EAC and Ogg Vorbis EAC and Opus EAC and QAAC EAC and TAK EAC and WavPack Other EAC Gap Settings EAC and Cue Sheets EAC Lossless Backup This article was updated to reflect compression options in EAC v1.0b2 and newer. Im using EAC 09b4, and Lameenc.dll v3.92 v1.28. I don't think it's that bad to have the slower speed because the copy is exact when using EAC.If however, you are using the fast (IIRC that is what it is called) setting in the options dialog for your CD-ROM drive I get around the AC 2.1 speed, if not a little slower. For comparing, using AudioCatalyst 2.1 I get 8-12x during ripping. If you're using secure mode (where EAC does what is really made for, making exact audio copies) then on my new Creative 52X max I get around 2-4x during ripping, depending on where on the CD i rip (further out = higher rip speed). Lameenc.dll is an MP3 encoder module, and it’s considered to be the best encoder at mid-high bitrates. Some drives are very fast using the exact copy method, while others are somewhat slower. The reason the rip speed varies so much is because of the CD-ROM drive and the settings you've set for it in EAC.
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