[Mike Dzurko]

I'll try to actually read it during lunch 

http://tech.msn.com/guides/multimedia/article.aspx?cp-documentid=12258176&GT1=40010

[Bob in St. Louis]

Thanks for the link, I'll read it at lunch too.
I wonder if this means we'll be seeing SqueezeBoxes at Wallyworld soon. 
{Like tube amps at Circuit City}

Bob

[Dan Driscoll]

It looks like a nicely detailed set of instructions. I haven't done any ripping for a while, Tirade ripped my entire collection for me about 8 months ago. But I've bought a number of new CDs since then that I need to add, so I'll give this a shot.

[Mike Dzurko]

Dan:

I just started ripping my collection last week and it has gone way easier than I was expecting. I think I ripped a couple hundred CDs in the first couple of days . . .

[viggen]

I ripped a few hundred in the first week then only about 10 CDs in the last few months...

[Dan Driscoll]

I deleted my old version of EAC I had and then followed the instructions from the article. It went pretty smoothly and I was ripping in less than 30 minutes. The only thing I did differently was the naming convention. Since I already have hundreds of ripped CDs, I maintained the naming style Tirade used.

It's not a great tutorial and experienced users shouldn't bother. But for new or occasional users it's not bad. 

Dan