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CD Ripping World
06/05/10 07:54
Driving back yesterday from collecting a batch of CDs I was thinking how much CD ripping has changed over the last seven years.
I picked up around 300 CDs, the first trial batch I had was just over 50. In the past year we’ve regularly done stacks of over 1,000 CDs. Volumes have just rocketed.
This batch will be ripped as Apple Lossless, and they’ll all go on my client’s iPod. The first iPod I had was just 5 Gb. High capacity drives have transformed what we do, making much higher quality music possible and portable. We’ll return this music library on a USB connected hard drive which is now becoming standard.
This is a collection skewed towards classical and a key factor in using podServe for many people is our data grooming service. This simple ides has helped so many people to enjoy their music better because they can find it without the distractions of conflicting composer names, out of sequence CDs, mixed up “Best of” or “Greatest Hits”.
One thing hasn’t changed, the traffic’s still a nightmare along the Mile End Road.
I picked up around 300 CDs, the first trial batch I had was just over 50. In the past year we’ve regularly done stacks of over 1,000 CDs. Volumes have just rocketed.
This batch will be ripped as Apple Lossless, and they’ll all go on my client’s iPod. The first iPod I had was just 5 Gb. High capacity drives have transformed what we do, making much higher quality music possible and portable. We’ll return this music library on a USB connected hard drive which is now becoming standard.
This is a collection skewed towards classical and a key factor in using podServe for many people is our data grooming service. This simple ides has helped so many people to enjoy their music better because they can find it without the distractions of conflicting composer names, out of sequence CDs, mixed up “Best of” or “Greatest Hits”.
One thing hasn’t changed, the traffic’s still a nightmare along the Mile End Road.
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