Leeching CDDA from audio CD's

Solid Snake · 13 February 2007, 18:33

I have an Amiga Technologies Q-Drive 1241 connected to my A1200. The Q-Drive 1241 is a device which plugs into the PCMCIA port and provides an IDE controller which was intended for use with an external CDROM supplied in a case.The drive is a quad speed (600kB/sec) Mitsumi that has its own external power supply.

What I am looking for is a compatible utility that will read parts of an audio track and save it to HD. I tried a couple of utilities from Aminet, but they saved files as noise

Retro-Nerd · 13 February 2007, 18:51

Its a probably better to rip the whole audio track as a wav on your PC.Try EAC, this is the best audio ripping tool out there. Use a wav editor later to save your desired part of the track.

http://www.exactaudiocopy.de/

13 February 2007, 18:33	#1
Solid Snake Wonderful World Of Amiga Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Manchester, UK Posts: 359	Leeching CDDA from audio CD's I have an Amiga Technologies Q-Drive 1241 connected to my A1200. The Q-Drive 1241 is a device which plugs into the PCMCIA port and provides an IDE controller which was intended for use with an external CDROM supplied in a case.The drive is a quad speed (600kB/sec) Mitsumi that has its own external power supply. What I am looking for is a compatible utility that will read parts of an audio track and save it to HD. I tried a couple of utilities from Aminet, but they saved files as noise Attached Thumbnails

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13 February 2007, 18:51	#2
Retro-Nerd Missile Command Champion Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Germany Age: 52 Posts: 12,438	Its a probably better to rip the whole audio track as a wav on your PC.Try EAC, this is the best audio ripping tool out there. Use a wav editor later to save your desired part of the track. http://www.exactaudiocopy.de/

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