[ale] sound-juicer no tags

[lists at serioustechnology.com (Geoffrey)]

Raylynn A Knight wrote:
> I gave up on sound-juicer for ripping CD's some time ago.  It seemed to
> be extremely slow.  I now use the command line utility abcde.  This will
> grab cddb info, read the CD, normalize, tag and move the files.  Each
> step is highly configurable via abcde.conf file.  I have it create flac
> and mp3 files in a single pass.  I use the flac files for backup and the
> mp3 for portability.

That's likely what I'll do as well then.  Thanks Ray.  Glad to see 
you're still hanging about here. ;)

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Until later, Geoffrey

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