www.bestmp3guide.com
and general setup quide
heres more specific details
Under the General Tab, uncheck Beep after extraction finished (it's the most annoying thing you'll ever hear if left on).
Next, under the filename tab, on the left hand side were it says Naming Scheme, erase that and copy and paste this in there. (If you have your own string that you use it's fine, use your own.)
Code:
%D - %C\%N - %A - %T
And on the right hand side were it says Various Artists naming scheme erase that and copy this:
Code:
%C\%N - %A - %T
Next Click F11.
Under the Offset tab there's an option to write something in the ID3 tags right now there is something written in there by default you can choose to leave it there, write a custom comment or erase it and leave it blank.
Click OK and that should be it, no need to touch your extrernal compression options ever that just make's things go wild.
Pop in a cd and click Alt + G to look up cd info in the freedb data base.
Select your tracks and hit the mp3 button on the left.
NOTE: A black box will pop up after each track is extracted, dont close it, as this is LAME encoding the .wav into an .mp3.
A couple of thing's, if your not using (Secure Mode) while using EAC its a waist of time as (Burst Mode) won't detect errors and you'll still get bad rip's if the cd is scratched.
It is NOT recommended to rip Burned CD-R's as your mp3's can only be as good as the source they're coming from.
So ripping that CD-R that you burned with 96 kbs files WON'T make it sound any better, just worse.
^^^dont be a homo and tag the shit with nonsense
that it for now