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Posted by Don M. on 01/20/06 03:34
"Greg" <gjyrhythm@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:pFXzf.652$MJ.243@fed1read07...
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> I'm also starting to get the feeling that using CDex's interface might be a
> bit limiting, compared to using actual command lines. For instance, if I
> wanted to use preset standard, but also use stereo instead of joint stereo,
> that can probably be done with an actual command line, but not with CDex (to
> use stereo in CDex, you have to select a q setting for quality, rather than
> one of the presets).
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You can use LAME command line parameters in CDEx, just set encoder to "External Encoder"
and point it to where your lame.exe is.
If you have enough hard drive space to store wave files temporarily, IMO it is more
efficient to rip tracks first and batch-encode them later. You can use CDEx for both
steps or use CDEx to rip and a LAME front-end interface like with RazorLame (
http://www.dors.de/razorlame/index.php ) to encode.
Don
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