For this tutorial, I'm using foobar2000 to rip the audio CD, other media players should able do the same thing, provided that you've installed the plugins.
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What you'll need:-
- Foobar2000, get it here:- http://www.foobar2000.org/foobar2000_0.9.5.1.exe
- FLAC encoder, get it here:- http://downloads.sourceforge.net/flac/flac-1.2.1b.exe
- AudioCD, get it...wait, its your own :x
Ok, lets begin...
- Install foobar, once you've downloaded it.
- Install FLAC, once you've downloaded it.
- Ok, now comes on how to encode it
- Get your AudioCD, or any.
- For my case, I'll use some random audio CD, in iso format [it's basically the same thing anyway, so I'll skip on how to mount it, since you'll just need DAEMON tools, ONLY if you're using image iso file]
- Once you've insert your Audio CD to drive, open Foobar
- Go to File-> Open Audio CD
- Select your player, and click on RIP button.
- A new window will pops up, click on RIP button.
- Select FLAC, Level 5 from the list.
- Then click the "..." button next to it to changes your settings.
- This is where you set the compression level and also the file sizes.
- Once you're done, click OK.
- Click OK to begin RIPping.
- If it asks for CommandLine encoder, please locate the FLAC command encoder.
- Normaly its located at C:\Program Files\FLAC as in default installations directory.
- Select your desired location to place your converted files.
- Click OK to continue.
- Audio ripping in progress...
- Speed of encoding are depending on your computer processor speed.
- The results.
- The files normally ranging from 20mb->50mb, depending on your song and also your settings.
- And also the bitrate:-
- Now you're done.
- If you're using WinAmp to play your audio files, please get the FLAC plugin here:-
http://www.winamp.com/plugins/details/131643
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