Hi gang,

I've been using Exact Audio Copy (EAC) to rip my collection. I've got it down to a process but am looking for ways to improve efficiency.

One thing that I'd like to know if EAC (or other worthy software) can rip from multiple drives, meaning while ripping from drive D: I can insert the disc in drive E:. Then when drive D: is complete it will automatically start ripping drive E:. Then I can replace the disc in drive D: and when drive E: is complete it will start ripping drive D: and so on back and forth.

Thoughts?

No, but you can open multiple instances of EAC. Open as many copies as you have drives, set each copy to a different drive letter, then start ripping away. I have a special computer built with 6 drives in it. I use DBpoweramp to rip, and open 6 instances of it. Works like a charm, as long as your computer is powerfull enough. I used to use EAC like this, but find I get better results using DBpoweramp.

I do have an AMD quadcore processor, with 8 gigs ram, and an 8 gig readyboost drive, so I handles all the drives quite nicely.

Hi Doug

this program, free, does exactly what you want, sorry about being so late in replying.

http://www.audiograbber.org/