Cd ripper for mac OS X

[MRJACKDEE]

Hi spoon,

Could you tell me if there is going to be any major releases of dbpoweramp for Mac as I wouldn't want to purchase then witness a new release right after my outlay especially as I would be purchasing multi user license

Kind regards

Mark

[Spoon]

Re: Cd ripper for mac OS X

Not planned in the next 9 months

[MRJACKDEE]

Re: Cd ripper for mac OS X

Thank you for a speedy response,

What would the upgrade fees be for future releases?

Also may I ask about the compression settings for FLAC files.... I have been using level 8 with verify, does this affect the sound quality by using level 8 in any way as I will be using a NAS server to supply my Cyrus gear so I wouldn't want to take anything away from the music at all as I have invested quite a bit of money into my hifi. Space isn't an issue yet but would be good to get some solid advice regards the compression settings. Also how does dbpoweramp work with HDCD & SACD?

Regards

[garym]

Re: Cd ripper for mac OS X

Thank you for a speedy response,

What would the upgrade fees be for future releases?

Also may I ask about the compression settings for FLAC files.... I have been using level 8 with verify, does this affect the sound quality by using level 8 in any way as I will be using a NAS server to supply my Cyrus gear so I wouldn't want to take anything away from the music at all as I have invested quite a bit of money into my hifi. Space isn't an issue yet but would be good to get some solid advice regards the compression settings. Also how does dbpoweramp work with HDCD & SACD?

Regards

Lossless = Lossless. And flac is lossless so sound quality is not effected by compression. The only thing that higher compression does is save a bit of space and it may take longer to create the file initially.

[Spoon]

Re: Cd ripper for mac OS X

Nothing computer based can rip SACD as 24 bit, HDCD is supported on Windows only (Microsoft own the patents and it is only available on Windows).

Typically upgrade costs are less than $16