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hey mike, have you tried to test rip using eac, itunes, db etc? most are free and accessible. just curious

^i agree with that, you gotta use the right tool to do the right job. audition is like audio production/editing, not specifically made for ripping music CDs, whereas EAC is.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MP3#Bit_rate only reason why that setting is present in EAC is because you can rip CD and then encode to pretty much anything out there like flac, alac, ogg, etc.etc. so that option is present for other codecs as well, it's not just for mp3s.

haven't done a deep dive into it as my car headunits dont have usb ports, but i gotta assume if you can plug usb solid state you can plug traditional hard drives too, so you potentially can carry 10TB of music around if you do desired. but even if you didn't want that i see that usb solid...

^this is why i suggest either transcoded practice or ibroadcast or youtube music. once you get the files into the cloud, they can muster the heavy lifting. you're not storing data and taking up space on your mobile phone. it's just a matter of using up your data plan. we've got about 6GB/month...

bluetooth or aux or usb. 3 ways to get audio from phone to car headunit... tho bt (even apt-x) isnt lossleee

just to clarify for the car i use ibroadcast app on me phone

eac is the best bar none. i rip all my music media to to my nas. when i'm at work (like right now) i use foobar2k player from my laptop over the nas and it plays everything. multichannel DVD-Audio, SACD ISOs, multichannel flac, etc. after work i use kodi which will index and present it in a...