Exact Audio Copy Finally Works on a Mac
The latest Parallels Desktop build (3150) was released this week and it finally has a virtual CD drive that Exact Audio Copy (EAC) recognizes. With previous versions, I always got stuck trying to test the CD drive in EAC’s setup wizard. Now I just need to find some advanced EAC tutorials and I can start ripping better than perfect digital copies of my favorite (or for more fun, worst sounding) CDs into lossless formats (Apple Lossless for me).
After I’ve ripped a few CDs I may also check out Foobar’s Windows playback and find out if it really makes a difference over a Mac OS iTunes, as suggested by Empirical Audio.
Happy Exact Audio Copying Parallels users.
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May 20th, 2007 at 7:22 am
I still keep a Dell Dimension w/ WinXP around mainly for EAC and other such software, this is good to hear.
March 30th, 2008 at 7:16 am
[...] on a mac, have a read over here. It uses parallel desktop and run EAC on a virtual windows client. But i am wondering how much the [...]