Has anyone used a commercial CD ripping service? I'm talking about the ones where you ship your CDs, they rip & encode them + fix all the tags. My project to rip and encode my 1800 disc collection stalled out (using 2 manual loading drives). I am very picky about the quality of my rips & the quality of the meta data. So far I've been using dbpoweramp and AMG to do the ripping and metadata gathering. The quality has been excellent but progress has been very slow. I'm willing to pay a company to complete the project if I can be assured that the quality is up to my standards. So, has anyone used one of these services? Any thoughts on the quality? Thanks!
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