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Topic: In EAC Can I simultaneously encode to MP3 and WAVpack/FLAC? (Read 3563 times) previous topic - next topic
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In EAC Can I simultaneously encode to MP3 and WAVpack/FLAC?

With one click of a button, neatly into folders?

In EAC Can I simultaneously encode to MP3 and WAVpack/FLAC?

Reply #1 –
Yes, if you mean insert a CD, press a button and come back to find your mp3s and flacs etc all encoded into the desired folders. You need a program like REACT or WACK. I'm not so sure about actually having the ecoders run simultaneously (as opposed to one automatically starting after the previous has finished) but I don't know why you want to do that unless you have dual processors.

In EAC Can I simultaneously encode to MP3 and WAVpack/FLAC?

Reply #2 –
MAREO is another solution.

As donnie says, encoders will run serially, not simultaneously.
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In EAC Can I simultaneously encode to MP3 and WAVpack/FLAC?

Reply #3 –
Cool, yeah I meant one after another, sorry. I think Ill go for \REACT as Synthetic Soul said it was good, although Mareo looks good too!

I wanna make a wavpack image with cuesheet and also seperate MP3 tracks for albums.

In EAC Can I simultaneously encode to MP3 and WAVpack/FLAC?

Reply #4 –
REACT is definately a good choice if you want an image plus tracks.

Take a look, at least try to sort it yourself, and if you get stuck just post your INI(s) in the REACT thread; someone will help you sort it out.
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