

Exact Audio Copy
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EAC is used to convert the tracks on standard audio CDs to wav files, which can then be transcoded into formats such as MP3, Ogg Vorbis, WavPack, and FLAC using external encoders.
License model
- Free Personal • Proprietary
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Country of Origin
Germany
EU
Platforms
- Windows
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Comments and Reviews
Probably the best program for obtaining perfect rips of your CDs. However, configuration must be customized for your hardware and the process is quite involved and is definitely not intuitive for the beginner. Finding a guide is strongly recommended.
It may be feature-rich with lots of tweakable settings, but the (probably .NET) base is totally broken. alt-tab does not work, always unresponsive, etc. What good is a free and feature rich tool if it just won't work? Correct. Use fre:ac instead.
I discovered this free software about 15 years go. Like the name already suggests it claimed to be possible to rip the music from audio CDs as an exact duplicate. That interested me, however I listened very critically to hear if there really is a difference next to other ripping software
To my pleasant surprise I there was. Since then I only use Exact Audio Copy to rip music CDs.
Perhaps it's not the easiest software, but it's easy enough.
v1 beta has been released with lots of great features, also the best way to rip CDs
One of the few ways of getting Ironrip status @ waffles.fm. Recommended.