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Gear / Technical Help => Post-Processing, Computer / Streaming / Internet Devices & Related Activity => Topic started by: Mic D on February 11, 2003, 06:40:55 PM
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What's up guys,
I'm kind of new to the computer tranfer stuff and was wondering if I was able to use EAC with Mac OSX. The only type of instructions I've seen so far were for Windows. Do macs use something else?
Thanks,
Kevin
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EAC is windows only...no idea what is the accepted method of extraction is on a mac.
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no eac for mac. just use i-tunes or disc copy. you could also use toast... ;)
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Funny, this just came up on the Oade board too... but there's an OS X port of X-CD-Roast that has cdparanoia built in, if you're feeling adventurous:
http://www.xcdroast.org/xcdr098/xcdrosX.html
You've gotta install a ton of other stuff, including X11 and other libraries :o but a friend got it to work (I haven't tried it yet) and is tweaking around with the cdparanoia part of it. Kind of a bass-ackwards way of doing it, but cdparanoia is light years better than iTunes...
--Dave
ps. Thanks to Scott Brown for the link...
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i looked at that program too. looked perty clunky to me. not very user friendly. besides, as far as i know, i-tunes and disc copy are bit perfect, so i don't think i will bother trying anything else at this time. this comes up so seldom nowadays where you havta rip a CD anyway. ::)
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Thanks yall. I figured it out last night....itunes.
Kevin
PS: Scott, is there any real difference in itunes and Toast w/ Jam?
Is itunes reliable or would I benifit more from Toast's features? ;)
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hey kevin,
i don't think it makes a difference. i use Toast Titanium. I-Tunes works just as well. hit me privately, i'd like to discuss a coupla things. may have some goodies for ya. ;)
peace
~scott