Easy CD-DA Extractor 6.1 has been released!

I used to use this program until I found EAC. It (EAC) is high quality and free, what more can I ask for.

http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=9755

Easy CD-DA Extractor is still the only program that can rip those nasty Cactus datashield cds that I have.

Hey valiaik, are you affiliated to poikosoft?
Do you guys remember this?.
EAC and CDex are free and don't call home.

From my research into it, it is dependant on both drive and software, ie for some drives the incorrect TOC is returned (track lengths all wrong), all the top programs - EAC, dBpowerAMP (latest Beta >> Options Menu >> Damaged CD Corrector and tick 'Smart TOC Detection #1') and Audiograbber (I think CDex too, but not 100%), have secondary routines that can be activated to read the TOC from the subcodes.

The other problem is if you have a drive that will not rip outside the lead in and lead out, for the first TOC generally has an early lead out and even though a program knows where the tracks are the drive will not rip outside (aka Plextors - you need the special Plextor only command to ignore this first session, which plextor will not give out, I asked , so only plextools can do it).

Or you might have a CD that has clicks every x ms, and the program is smart enough to interpolate, although I have yet to come across a CD and a drive that produce this.