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1. Christopher Blizzard

   Is there a verifying CD audio ripper for Linux like EAC does on Windows?

   Sunday, 31-Jan-10 21:07:58 UTC from web at Mountain View, California, United States
   • Robin Sheat

     @blizzard I like 'grip', it lets you pick your speed/paranoia tradeoff.

     Sunday, 31-Jan-10 21:47:40 UTC
   • Nemo Thorx Robin Sheat

     @eythian I thought grip was long unmaintained. Not to mention libcdparanoia is very old too :(

     Sunday, 31-Jan-10 22:03:46 UTC
   • Robin Sheat Nemo Thorx

     @nemo I dunno. I still use it because it works great.

     Monday, 01-Feb-10 00:42:35 UTC
   • Nemo Thorx Robin Sheat

     @eythian ahh, was remembering http://ur1.ca/l6b4 and had missed this: http://ur1.ca/l6b6 ...cache handling updated :)

     Monday, 01-Feb-10 01:06:37 UTC
   • Nemo Thorx Robin Sheat

     @eythian http://sourceforge.net/projects/grip/ ...4.5years since last release :( I still use abcde for happy scriptable ripping :)

     Monday, 01-Feb-10 01:10:08 UTC
   • Rob Weir

     @blizzard https://thomas.apestaart.org/morituri/trac

     Monday, 01-Feb-10 02:12:34 UTC
   • Robin Sheat Nemo Thorx

     @nemo I wish I had time to take over grip maintenance. It's a worthwhile project I think.

     Monday, 01-Feb-10 03:27:37 UTC
   • Nemo Thorx Robin Sheat

     @eythian yes, I recall it being very decent, for my usage. It reminded me strongly of my favourite win3.1 CD app (confusingly named "cddb")

     Monday, 01-Feb-10 03:37:15 UTC
   • Chris Cormack Robin Sheat

     @eythian i can't believe all the apple fanboys on the nzoss list, its about open source, not the companies who are parasites on it

     Monday, 01-Feb-10 05:22:44 UTC
   • Robin Sheat Chris Cormack

     @ranginui yeah, I think it's just an effect the Jobs Reality Distortion Field has on them.

     Monday, 01-Feb-10 07:56:18 UTC
   • Don Christie Chris Cormack

     @ranginui yes, just because Apple does shiny does not mean they do FLOSS

     Monday, 01-Feb-10 09:10:47 UTC