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hybridfan
OK I have been using ogg for a while now, as the quality is very good, however when I tried MPC I was blown away by how fast it encodes, it is quite unbelievable, also sounds very good, is there a way of ripping directly to MPC though without going through a command line encoder, I use EAC at the moment but would prefer to use CDEX.
DickxLaurent
Musepack is a command line encoder and can be used with a variety of frontends, like EAC or Foobar2000. You'll want to configure the command line parameters in CDex similiar to how you are in EAC.
atici
Surely MPC is very good. But I think Lancer compiles of Ogg Vorbis are extremely fast too. Give it a try: Here.
Firon
Yeah, try out the Lancer optimized builds, they're usually about 2 times faster, which is certainly quite usable. smile.gif
hybridfan
QUOTE(DickxLaurent @ Mar 31 2006, 10:03 PM)
Musepack is a command line encoder and can be used with a variety of frontends, like EAC or Foobar2000.  You'll want to configure the command line parameters in CDex similiar to how you are in EAC.
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Yeah thanks for the help but is there a dll file to put in cdex directory like ogg ones?
master
QUOTE(hybridfan @ Apr 1 2006, 04:25 AM)
Yeah thanks for the help but is there a dll file to put in cdex directory like ogg ones?
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Use External Musepack Encoder in the Encoder selection.
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