Not sure whether this belongs here or in IMHO, but here goes…
I want to convert my CD collection to mp3. However, I can’t find a piece of software that will do everything I want it to. My criteria for judging an mp3 encoder to be good are as follows:
[ul][li] It must use CDDB (or similar technology) to ID the artist, album, and track titles. I have over 200 CD’s and don’t feel like typing in all the names.[/li][li] It must have decent error correction, but not the sort that prevents songs from being copied. One of my CD’s has a small scratch on it that prevents a certain song from being copied by anything I’ve used (although it’ll play just fine on a regular CD player, computer or otherwise).[/li][li] It must be able to handle enhanced CD’s properly. The latest version of Windows Media Player can’t encode the last track of an enhanced CD, and I see that as a major shortcoming.[/ul][/li]Given all this, what should I try using? Or would I be better off just writing one myself (last resort)?