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Topic: Using QT AAC and EAC? (Read 3152 times) previous topic - next topic
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Using QT AAC and EAC?

Is it possible to use QuickTime's plugins with EAC. I like to use the "External Program for Compress". Just like you do with LAME.

If possible:
1. What is the file name?
2. What are some of the possible switches?

Thanks.

edit: In wrong forum.  Please delete or move to "AAC General".

Using QT AAC and EAC?

Reply #1 –
Quicktime doesn't have a command line program, which is what you'd need to use it directly with EAC (presumably). I would just rip with EAC to WAV files. Then drag the those files onto iTunes, and make a playlist out of them. Then go to Advanced->Get CD track names, and iTunes will tag everything for you. The use Advanced->Convert selection to AAC to compress.

Or if the CD isn't scratched, just use iTunes to do the whole thing.

Using QT AAC and EAC?

Reply #2 –
Extract the CD to a wav image using EAC.  Then use a virtual drive emulator such as Daemon Tools to load the .cue file into a "virtual drive".  The image will then show up as a CD in iTunes and you can import it to your library as AAC files with tags and everything.

- Matt

Using QT AAC and EAC?

Reply #3 –
problems using the search function? 

search for "Qutibacoas"
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