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  1. cpt_paranoia

    Why I don't bother with genre...

    When I ripped my CD collection back in 2010, and with all subsequent purchase rips, I decided to be very minimal with sub-genre classification; it was just too hard to decide, and I didn't really understand all the weird names I sometimes encountered. It was hard enough deciding between Rock and...
  2. cpt_paranoia

    Metadata massaging

    I started the process of ripping my CDs in 2010, before I got an internet connection. In order to get track metadata, I used a file of track titles and durations I'd created on an ancient Sinclair QL, going back to the start of my CD buying. I wrote some linux scripts to take a file of...
  3. +48V

    Copyright. Are We Legally Bound To Keep A Physical Copy?

    Are you legally bound to keep a physical copy of your music media after you have recorded or ripped for personal use? This has been an age old question since the dawn of digital copies. Making copies is addressed in many forms and fashions in section 17 with amendments of the U.S. Copyright Act...
  4. Walter R

    New to LP Ripping

    I have about 100 LP albums I’ve acquired used over the years, most are spoken word, mostly plays. I’ve just started converting them to MP3 files for easier playback. I have 2 relatively simple turntables, a Technics SL-D2 and a Pioneer PL-990. The Technics is connected to my stereo system. I...
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