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CD ripping and iMac question- for audiophiles
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Although you can create a dmg file (disk image) of data discs, I don't believe this works for audio CDs.
Try downloading either (or both) of the following:
- Burn
- Simply Burns
There is also an older app that may still work called "Dragon Burn".
At least one of these should be able to dupe an audio CD.
Try downloading either (or both) of the following:
- Burn
- Simply Burns
There is also an older app that may still work called "Dragon Burn".
At least one of these should be able to dupe an audio CD.
I'm sorry if I am not understanding this question fully, but couldn't you open the master CD in iTunes and rip it using the apple lossless encoder? Here's a link on the steps for you.
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2239
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2239
Thanks, I believe you're right. I just read an article that stated iTunes has that built in, so no real need to download an app.
you can specify Apple Lossless, WAV or AIF in iTunes... all of those formats are lossless.
I use WAV as a rule but there is no difference between that and AIF.... Apple Lossless is similar to FLAC in that the file size is smaller but no loss of quality is experienced
I use WAV as a rule but there is no difference between that and AIF.... Apple Lossless is similar to FLAC in that the file size is smaller but no loss of quality is experienced